semantic garbage.
Conspiracy is one very specific crime related to betraying the country.
Conspiracy is also used as a general umbrella terms outside that by Prosecutors. So in the Enron example above if there is a suspicion that Enron had instructed Arthur Anderson to destroy documents the Prosecutor may task investigators to look for evidence of a conspiracy between the two to destroy documents.
Idiots like you would keep repeating 'conspiracy is not a crime in this regard therefore nothing is wrong', when in fact they would look for that conspiracy and then charge them with the appropriate violation.
YOu guys are clinging to semantic nitpicks 'conspiracy' 'coordination', 'Leaks' are not crimes or will not be leveled in the charges as if anyone said they would.
What a prosecutor would argue to get a conviction is 'this was the conspiratorial ('coordination', 'leaks')elements that lead to this specific statute being broken'.
And if they established that and get the conviction no amount of 'but they did not get him him for 'conspiracy' or 'coordination' or 'leaks' specifically as per what was written in the Mueller mandate, so therefore this is a big nothing burger and fail, is just something stupid people like you tell your self.