The language half of §3's parameters is in; the half that makes it worth having is not. A break loop chooses by position and has nothing to fill a clause's parameters in with, and that is now the top item in NEXT.md, spelled out end to end — the accessors the frame can already answer, the signature on the wire, and the one store that has to happen before the channel is aimed. §3 asks for a clause's report string to be settled before parameters and it was not. The field is cheap and so is the accessor; the only thing that would read either is the break loop's listing, which lives in the agent and the daemon, so it would have shipped as a field nothing read. It belongs with the editor half, which is changing that listing anyway.
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