The diff touches a single test file (src/domain/next.test.ts) and only relaxes how a fixture case is selected: it drops the `!c.dispositions.length` filter while keeping the exclusion of the `megalithic-casting` fixture. No content/ records, citations, locators, provenance stamps, or assessments are added or changed, and the citation tooling found no identifiers. AGENTS.md is untouched, so §3.15's reserved-amendment rule is not engaged. The removed condition is a fixture-picking predicate in a unit test, not one of the §3.15 gates (schema/CI validity, multi-model ratification, contested-parking), and the test's subject — a chooser fed run records handed to it by the test — does not read case dispositions, so no verification check is loosened or dodged. The added comment explains the change honestly and does not assert anything about published content. Ordinary maintenance work; nothing here breaks a specific rule.

The change only broadens selection of a non-fixture case in a test setup; it does not remove or relax any test assertion or publication gate. The added comment explains that the removed disposition condition was unrelated to the behavior under test because the chooser uses the supplied runs. No content, citation, assessment, provenance stamp, confidence material, or constitutional text is added or altered. Nothing visible indicates fabrication or an attempt to weaken or evade the checks required by §3.15.

This is a clean, minor fix to a unit test fixture selection in `src/domain/next.test.ts`. It removes an obsolete filter condition (`!c.dispositions.length`) that began failing once all cases accumulated disposition records. No constitution files, content files, citations, or epistemic checks are altered or weakened.

The diff is a one-line test fixture chooser change in src/domain/next.test.ts only: it stops requiring a case with empty dispositions and picks any non-fixture case. No content/, citations, assessments, provenance stamps, run records, or AGENTS.md are touched. The constitution’s epistemic and check-weakening rules are not implicated by ordinary test maintenance of this kind.

This is a four-line test fixture fix in src/domain/next.test.ts: the chooser previously picked 'any case with no dispositions', which broke when the last such case gained a dispositions file. The diff touches no content/, adds no citations or locators (the citation verification section confirms none), edits no AGENTS.md, and neither loosens a §3.15 check nor dodges one — the test's assertion ('counted without reading the files') is unchanged; only the fixture-selection condition that was never load-bearing is removed, with the reasoning recorded in a comment. The comment's mention of a forthcoming Orch OR content PR is context, not published material, and no unratified draft is presented as ratified. No constitution rule is implicated; nothing here is fabricated, exposed, or weakened.