fix: include Vulpisfoglia Hunt addition on first damage

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@@ -274,3 +274,22 @@ enemy: picking emitted a unit click with no definition, instead of the tile clic
engine-canvas regression retains the card/100 HP assertions and also covers another field refresh, live HP loss and
closing the card when the crate is destroyed. Device metadata supplied by the new entry still wins; changing fields
does not carry old devices across. Gameplay and allied targeting rules are unchanged.
### 29.15 Vulpisfoglia's first Hunt instance
[PRTS 忍冬](https://prts.wiki/w/忍冬), 追凶's remarks, includes the first damage instance in its arts addition.
The mode's generated talent blackboard (`chess_char_3_18_a/b`, `atk_scale` 0.3, `interval` 10) supplies the numbers;
no mode-specific first-hit exception was found. The old callback recorded the first timestamp and returned,
skipping the addition on every new enemy. Kit hooks are installed before initial deployment, so this was not a
delayed stat or talent installation.
The callback now records the timestamp and continues to the existing addition path on that same instance.
The fixed window, damage tags, dodge settings and recursion guard retain their previous behavior; skills,
modules and other operators are unchanged. Full-content controlled-enemy tests cover ordinary first hits in both
forms and all selectable modules/skills, first skill damage from S1–S3, per-enemy timing and actual HP/event totals.
The existing HP-loss conversion regression now expects one rider on every attack, including the first.
The intended golden moves are `roster-007/009/026/039`, `bond-soloShip-low`, `bond-yanShip-low`,
`coop2-NORMAL-3`, `coop4-ABYSS-7` and `coop2-NORMAL-5-coverage-diy`: the extra first instance changes damage,
kills and downstream battle/match choices in scenarios that field Vulpisfoglia. Fields, stand-ins and DIY
scenarios retain their digests.