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- The documentation completeness test is behavioural: can a competent architect who was not in the design sessions make a safe change to the system after reading the document. Passing requires decisions to be dated, assumptions labelled as assumptions, and open items to carry an owner and resolution criteria. A diagram alone typically fails, because it shows what the system is without showing which parts are load-bearing.
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