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The Invisible Architecture

Decisions that look purely operational are often architectural choices nobody recognised, documented or owned as one — and a validated system can keep passing every test built for it while that happens.

1. 1The Architecture of a WorkaroundA workaround becomes part of a regulated process the moment a decision starts depending on it, and a validated system can keep passing every test built for it while that happens entirely outside the architecture anyone accepted.
2. 2The Architecture of an ApprovalA release can carry four individually valid approvals that each establish real ground and inherit the rest, and the workflow has no way of telling a properly anchored inheritance from an orphaned or circular one.
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   The Architecture of a Handoff — coming soonMore in this series is planned.