The diff makes two claim statements atomic by stripping an appended falsification clause, exactly the §3.2 shape the panel previously flagged; the retained propositions are unchanged in substance and no truth condition is lost from the ledger (falsifiers belong in evidence and the edition's treatment). The history.yaml entry is append-only, stamped with date, actor, aiAssisted, and kind, and quotes both from → to strings verbatim as they appear in the diff — provenance is internally consistent. No citations, identifiers, or locators are added or altered (verification tooling found none), so there is no fabrication surface. AGENTS.md is untouched and no check in §3.15 is loosened; no assessment, verdict, or standing is rewritten. The PR body's claim that the loader and build pass is unverified from here but is routine and not load-bearing for a constitutional judgment.

The edits make ORCH-C057 and ORCH-C063 more atomic by removing separate falsification clauses while preserving each substantive proposition. The append-only history entry records the exact before-and-after wording, the reason, date, operator, AI assistance, and the founder-direction channel, satisfying visible revision provenance. No citations, verification labels, evidence directions, assessments, or constitutional checks are altered, and no files are omitted.

The change removes bundled falsification clauses from claim statements ORCH-C057 and ORCH-C063, bringing them cleanly into alignment with §3.2's atomic claims requirement. The modifications are properly recorded in content/cases/orch-or/history.yaml with explicit before/after text, rationale, and provenance in accordance with §3.14. No citations or constitutional texts are modified, and all changes are visible and accounted for.

The diff edits only the statements of ORCH-C057 and ORCH-C063 to drop the trailing falsification clauses, leaving single propositions; that is exactly the atomic-claim shape required by §3.2 and matches the same correction already applied to ORCH-C044/C046/C047. A single append-only history entry records the from→to wording, the §3.2 reason, the actor, the founder direction, and the date, satisfying §3.14 provenance. No citations, assessments, verdicts, editions, or AGENTS.md are touched, and the citation-verification block is empty, so no fabrication or check-weakening issue arises. The change is therefore a routine, documented content correction under the constitution.

The change makes two compound claim statements atomic by removing trailing falsification clauses, which is squarely what §3.2 requires ('Split compound propositions'), and it follows the same pattern the panel already endorsed for ORCH-C044/C046/C047 on #281. The propositions retained each have a clear truth condition, and the removed conditions are documented rather than silently discarded, with the history entry recording what changed, why, who, and when per §3.14. Provenance in the history entry is stamped with model, date, aiAssisted flag, and the founder-direction channel in the form §3.15 contemplates, and nothing in the material is internally inconsistent. No AGENTS.md edit, no citations added, no confidence material, no weakening of checks — the diff is exactly the two statement edits plus the append-only history line. The only unverifiable element is the claimed founder direction in the 2026-09-11 session, but nothing in the packet contradicts it and the actor attribution is honest about being AI-assisted.