Pure-reference catalog distinguishing defect severity (impact on the system / user) from defect priority (urgency of fix), each on its own axis. Enumerates the canonical 5-point severity scale (Critical / High / Medium / Low / Trivial) and the 5-point priority scale (Immediate / High / Medium / Low / Deferred), explains why they must be tracked separately (a Critical/Deferred legacy bug exists; a Trivial/Immediate spelling bug on the homepage exists), maps to IEEE 1044-2009 severity classes, and ties to bug-lifecycle-reference state transitions. Use when triaging a defect, configuring a tracker's severity/priority fields, or reviewing whether a bug report assigned them consistently.
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