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docs: 5.3 — ORDERED uniformity as topology diagnosis (orchestrated, not emergent)

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@ -367,7 +367,14 @@ construction. The interesting relations (CONCURRENT_DRIFT and the
faction-aware reclassifications) require genuinely parallel branches, which
the orchestrator only recently gained. The classifier has not yet met the
traffic it was built for. We flag this as the primary gap between
implementation and validation.
implementation and validation. Read as a diagnosis, the uniform ORDERED relation is
itself a measurement of the system’s current topology: LogpyClaw v3 today
operates as a centrally orchestrated hub-and-spoke system — closer to an
agent manager with an unusually rich protocol than to an emergent
multi-agent system. The protocol (per-message clocks, directed trust,
adversarial bridges) is built for peer traffic that the dispatcher does not
yet generate; closing that gap is the roadmap, and this classifier will be
its measuring instrument.
### 5.4 Experiment: does temporal self-knowledge change decisions?