Admit only native x86-64 PE applications when the Ghidra candidate runs on Windows while preserving the existing Linux format matrix. Add precise rejection codes for executable roles and managed targets, publish a machine-readable Windows capability report, and keep missing no-follow, ACL, Unix-socket, and PTY controls as independent observations rather than inferred support.
Accept a strict split between disjoint CompositeProvider routing and an overlapping deep-provider registry with deterministic request, CLI, and environment selection.
Specify target binding, no-fallback lifecycle semantics, adapter-owned open options, canonical analysis profile commitments, snapshot v2 migration, and backward-compatible Evidence v2 provenance.
Document target-free candidate diagnostics, compatibility projections, rejected alternatives, and required behavior scenarios that the provider foundation and Ghidra PRs must satisfy.