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Clarify new-claim guidance after choosing a disposition - #1
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After selecting Verified and clicking Next claim, the next unreviewed claim displayed an amber warning that looked like the previous choice had been rejected. The prior choice is retained; the warning described the newly displayed claim.
Replace that warning with neutral, claim-specific guidance explaining that each claim needs its own disposition and earlier selections are kept. Show Claim X of Y on the card and name the chosen disposition in the confirmation.
Validation: DOM regression tests cover all four dispositions, both Next controls, and Previous navigation in Ask AI, Research, and Homework (24 combinations). Frontend and server syntax checks and the server smoke test pass. The deployed HTML matched the source used for testing.