Does Time Machine change what software is on the computer?

I just got my MacBook Pro back from the Apple store after getting a new display.  They told me that along with replacing my screen that they updated my computer to OS x Lion.  When I got home, I used Time Machine and restored my harddrive with a backup but it is the old version of Mac OS that I had.  Did using Time Machine change it back to this or did the Apple Store not update my laptop?
Under the "Here's What We Did" on my receipt it states "We clean installed the latest Mac OS version verified on your product".  Did the guy at the store not know what he was saying when he told me they put lion on it?

About this Mac says its Mac OS X Version 10.5.8 so I know I'm not running Lion.  My question is, if Apple changed my computer to Lion and then I used Time Machine would Time Machine replace Lion with the older Operating System.
When I backed up my computer on Time Machine it was on Version 10.5.8.

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  • HT201250 What files and directories, if any, does Time Machine automatically exclude?

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    Derek Doublin1 wrote:
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