Preserve approved mockups with controlled adjustments and recolorable assets (0.9.4)
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The mandatory project build, approved-sample fidelity and full-page hierarchy checks apply regardless of whether specialist review is selected. Every page must be retained in its buildable project, reconstructed without unauthorized element loss and checked as a whole for sizes, families, weights, spacing and visual grouping. These are production requirements, not an additional review assignment or approval round; follow [mockup fidelity and page checks](visual-design.md#approved-mockup-fidelity).
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For approved-mockup reconstruction using [controlled content-area adjustments](visual-design.md#controlled-adjustments-for-approved-mockups), include the consumed shared project style/recipe, its units/steps and affected scope in the existing inputs. Check both container and page overflow after each adjustment, including the current rendered text/formula extents, clipping and occlusion. These checks follow the same agreed assignment; a numerical adjustment alone does not require another approval round.
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By default, the agreed post-revision review uses a fresh-context Agent who did not participate in editing that portion. Reuse the once-confirmed assignment and budget. If the user explicitly selected main-Agent checking or skipped this review, follow and label that choice; do not describe it as independent review.
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Provide current deliverable source and preview as relevant, confirmed report/section/page goals, audience knowledge, criteria, original evidence and sufficient prior content to verify dependencies. Include precise premises, symbol meanings, conditions and source locations needed for the current use. Do not make the reviewer assume a preceding block has already explained them. A missing item in the review input is not proof that the whole report lacks it; allow source lookup, and distinguish missing evidence from an input gap.
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