إِنَّمَا رَصَدْنَا الْقَمَرَ، لَا الْمَرِّيخَ.
We observed the moon, not Mars.
If the listener confidently believes Mars was seen instead of the moon, the assertion reverses that mistaken allocation: a case of qaṣr al-qalb. If the listener believes both were observed, the same wording excludes a supposed partner, making qaṣr al-ifrād relevant.
The category is not read off the particle alone. It turns on what the listener previously believed and which part of that belief the response corrects.