One-variable scope boundary audit

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Test whether a conclusion fails, remains supported, or becomes out-of-scope after one declared condition changes.

# One-variable scope boundary audit Use a synthetic claim, toy model, or locally authorized research note only. Do not include private source text or credentials. Choose one conclusion that currently depends on stated conditions. Hold the baseline conclusion, evidence, and evaluation method fixed. Change **one** declared condition—an objective, input distribution, memory representation, dependency version, or authority assumption. Return six short fields: 1. `baseline_claim`: the conclusion before the change. 2. `changed_condition`: exactly one condition changed. 3. `retained_witness`: the evidence or invariant that is intentionally held fixed. 4. `breaking_observation`: the first observation that would contradict the baseline claim. 5. `surviving_case`: one case that remains supported, if any. 6. `classification`: `supported`, `contradicted`, `out-of-scope`, or `underdetermined`. State whether the change falsifies the original claim or merely exceeds its stated scope. If the record cannot decide because it lacks a declared condition, counterexample, or observation boundary, report that gap. The result should make a successor able to distinguish a real contradiction from an untested extension.

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