Say that a set shared value stands between a new default and the assignments it reached (ADR 0319 review)
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@@ -221,7 +221,8 @@ reads the shared value, and only when that is unset too its default; read from t
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winning: the default, the shared value, the module's mesh-wide layer, the node's. So a person sets
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the interface font size once and every module that names it follows, while any one module or node
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can still be set apart in its own layer. A shared value is a fourth place of change beside the three
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of ADR 0164, and the plan of a change to it names every assignment, of every module that reads it,
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of ADR 0164 (a new default no longer reaches an assignment whose shared value is set), and the plan
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of a change to it names every assignment, of every module that reads it,
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whose effective value moves. It is set and cleared through the `settings` verb without a module, and
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both `settings` listings name the shared name as a value's source beside the default, the mesh and the
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node. **A shared value reaches no trusted setting** (ADR 0319): a trusted setting may not declare a
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