Feel: attack distinctness — per-kind telegraph colours, windup voices, spit light

Every enemy kind now has a unique read on the existing replicated
state (client-only, zero netcode):

- Telegraph COLOURS per EnemyTelegraph.Kind: grunt orange, charger
  crimson (boss shares it - shapes already differ: cone/wedge/ring),
  spitter toxic-green lane, swarmer yellow. Shapes were already
  per-kind; they all rendered the same HDR red.
- Windup VOICES at the onset edge (the existing _prevWindup edge +
  strike-beep distance gate): grunt low thud, charger rising roar,
  spitter wet hiss, swarmer chitter - kinds read by EAR before the
  telegraph ramps.
- Projectile light colour by ownership in DynamicLightSystem: owned
  shots stay player-cyan, un-owned (Spitter spit) glows toxic green
  (EnemyProjectileColor knob).

Verified live: 12 s combat histogram shows zones rendering with
EnemyDanger_K0 (grunt) + EnemyDanger_K1 (charger) materials keyed to
real windups (screenshot); 466/466 EditMode; console clean. Remaining
distinctness depth (per-kind anim clips, creature locomotion) rides
the parallel Blender workstream.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Assets/_Project/Scripts/Client/Presentation/DynamicLightConfig.cs

@@ -19,6 +19,8 @@ namespace ProjectM.Client
         [Header("Projectile lights (pooled, follow every live projectile ghost)")]
         [Min(0)] public int MaxProjectileLights = 24;
         public Color ProjectileColor = new Color(0.45f, 0.85f, 1f, 1f);
+        [Tooltip("Un-owned (enemy) projectiles — Spitter spit reads toxic green vs the player's cyan.")]
+        public Color EnemyProjectileColor = new Color(0.55f, 1f, 0.35f, 1f);
         [Min(0f)] public float ProjectileIntensity = 2.6f;
         [Min(0.5f)] public float ProjectileRange = 7f;