Map misconceptions as content gaps

A misconception map turns framing friction into backlog. If readers confuse confidence with correctness, add an entry. If they confuse retrieval with relevance, add a definition. If they over-trust citations, add a failure case.

The map should include the mistaken belief, the correction, the artifact that reveals it, and the next content improvement.

This is how a field notebook becomes a living curriculum instead of a static list of tips.