feat(liveliness): livelier idle cat + more active butterfly play#11
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The sitting cat felt too steady and the butterfly visited too rarely. - Idle fidgets ~40% more frequent, with a livelier action mix (more look-arounds, weight shifts, and perk-up bounces; fewer flat loafs). - Slower energy decay (0.0012 -> 0.0007) and a higher start (62 -> 68) so the cat stays in the playful band much longer before settling into a calm sit. - Roams ~45% more often. - Butterfly visits far more often (first ~35s vs 90s; then ~50-100s vs 2-4min), lasts longer, and the cat pounces more eagerly (dive-hunt 0.4 -> 0.55, wider pounce trigger).
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Makes the idle cat feel less static and the butterfly actually show up.
Tuning only (renderer.js constants); lint clean.