The scope of a storage-error execution bound
The execution certificate evaluates supported computations under a declared storage-quantization model and refuses unsupported cases.
The execution path carries quantization steps with its inputs and classifies the program before producing a bound. Linear, smooth, branch-sensitive, and refused cases have different premises. Retain the actual class and admitted assumptions with the result; a label cannot substitute for those premises.
Keep the terms separate
Sampled storage perturbations provide a probabilistic order statistic under the chosen model. They do not automatically cover every source of numerical error. An absent sampling, provider, or model term remains unmeasured unless there is a specific reason it does not apply.
A consumer must also retain substrate limitations. Scalar replay alone cannot establish a nonzero width that the current numerical implementation did not reproduce. Read the trust guide before presenting a storage-specific result as a broader uncertainty claim.