SYSML11 — <> is displayed as dependency (in examples)

<<satisfy>> is displayed as dependency (in examples), however it is extension of Realization (closed arrow notation shall be used)

Discussion:
A resolution for this issue was never completed during the SysML 1.1 RTF, but
the issue raised was resolved by Issue 11269 in SysML 1.1. Issue 11269 had
the identical title, «satisfy» is displayed as dependency, and had the following
description:
It is not explicitly mentioned that SysML changes the notation for the
satisfy relationship. It is a stereotyped realization relationship and should
be notated as a dashed line with a triangular arrowhead. But SysML uses
a simple arrowhead.
The change made by resolution of 11269 was to change «satisfy» to be a
stereotype of Trace rather than Realization (the same as the DeriveReqt, Verify,
and Copy dependencies), which resolved the discrepancy in the notation.
This issue should have been resolved by the SysML 1.1 RTF as
Duplicate/merged with Issue 11269. To correct the oversight, this resolution will
close the issue as part of the SysML 1.2 RTF.
Disposition: See issue 11269 (in the SysML 1.1 RTF Report) for
disposition