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Apparently, the INPUT and IO components need to have a value=INPUT or
value=IO. I also had issues with the net= attributes on my power pins
- I had them labeled +7V and -7V, and at least -7V is not legal.  So I
replaced them all with Vdd and Vss, even though emotionally I'm going
'but but but there's nothing in the circuit that says it has to be
MOSFET!!!") and I secretly know in my heart that these represent a +/-
7V split rail supply.

When I did fix the pin/subcircuits, the IO tags hooked up to the
subcircuit symbols also lacked the value=IO, and this appears to have
prevented the S1/PIN substitution in a way that confused me.  My schem
_appears_ to be all good now.