Every book belongs.
Every claim needs evidence.

Read the files computationally.
Keep interpretation separate.

The complete-file scan processed 165 primary-text candidates in the inspected folders. Only the 55 identity-supported catalog books contribute to the book-level scan coverage shown here. Non-catalog sources never enter the featured galleries.

Four conservative rules retrieved 36 examples in 13 books for further inspection: recurring explanatory terms, explicit step sequences, practical companion sections and question headings. All public matches have exact short source anchors and locations.

This scan does not replace the required full-book semantic reading. Missing text, uncertain identity and a detector finding no match are different states.

From a promising lead
to a supported pattern.

1. Identify the correct complete source and its edition.
2. Read every substantive section and supporting note, then synthesize the book.
3. Verify the proposed practice in context, including counterexamples.
4. Compare appropriate books and check unfamiliar titles.
5. Assess the relationship with longevity before assigning an importance score.

The whole-text reading runner is resumable and records successful segments, quote checks and gaps. It does not count failed calls or simply possessing a source as completed analysis.