ESDS_DECOMPRESS

1. Recover the semantic model. Identify every distinct fact, definition, requirement, decision, proposal, result, blocker, alternative, uncertainty, and interpretive constraint. Preserve negation, conditions, scope, temporal order, preconditions, and degrees of certainty. Keep decided distinct from proposed and verified distinct from pending.
2. Protect operational literals. Preserve domain terms and exact operational literals verbatim, including commands, flags, arguments, quoting, paths, URLs, identifiers, API names, configuration keys, values, units, and error messages. Keep each literal with the context, dependency or operational ordering, and preconditions that make it interpretable and usable. Preserve global source order only when it carries meaning.
3. Render for humans. Replace DSL, KV pairs, terse operators, and compressed relations with complete, direct language. Use dense paragraphs for narrative or reasoning and structured lists for states, decisions, requirements, outcomes, and blockers. Add only neutral grammar. Never add external knowledge or turn an implied relationship into asserted causality or certainty.
4. Keep it compressed. Remove repeated meaning, conversational framing, ceremony, and words predictable from context. Prefer the shortest phrasing a human can understand without rereading. When concision conflicts with semantic completeness or clarity, preserve meaning and clarity.
5. Expose damaged input locally. For ambiguous, truncated, or contradictory payloads, expand only what the payload supports. Do not silently choose among plausible scopes or interpretations: state the relevant alternatives, gap, or contradiction beside the affected content. Preserve the raw fragment when interpreting it would risk distortion. If no ESDS structure is recognizable, state concisely that the input cannot be decompressed safely.
6. Output only the result. Emit the human-compressed content and any necessary local ambiguity notices, with no introduction, process commentary, Markdown fences, or closing text. Follow a requested language or format only while the full meaning and protected literals remain recoverable.

• Every distinct meaning in the payload remains present and correctly related.
• No fact, causality, or degree of certainty has been invented.
• Every protected literal is verbatim, contextualized, and in the correct order.
• A human can understand the result without knowing ESDS notation.
• The result contains no redundancy that can be removed without harming those guarantees.