Give every opponent a style, and split the soft ball into drop and lob

Step 2 of the rally rework: eight styles as dials on the opponent rows —
pusher, retriever, slicer, big hitter, baseliner, touch, net rusher,
all-court — read where the CPU chooses its shot (moonball, drop, lob,
spin), plans its approach and serves (serve and volley sprints in). The
walk-on names the style in one line so the player can plan against it.
A player lobbed at the net now backpedals and blocks, like the CPU.

Oliver on v363: the down-flick "always felt like a lob". The length is read
at contact and a thumb has usually travelled on; on the continuum even
50 px floated the ball. Below dropMax (90 px) it is now the drop, above it
the lob. Also un-flakes the machine-squeak test (seed 31337). v364.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

src/render.js

@@ -2369,6 +2369,8 @@ function modalRows(m, inner, skipBody) {
   const push = r => { rows.push(r); return r; };
   if (m.foe) {
     push({ kind: 'split', h: m.foe.peer ? 38 : 26 });
+    // HOW IT PLAYS (the styles, step 2): one bold line, because a plan needs to know what it faces
+    if (m.foe.style) { const lead = wrapText(m.foe.style, F(8, 700), inner); push({ kind: 'rule', lead, h: lead.length * 12 + 4 }); }
     const sub = [];
     for (const l of m.foe.sub || []) sub.push(...wrapText(l, F(8, 0), inner));
     if (sub.length) push({ kind: 'text', lines: sub, dim: true, h: sub.length * 12 + 2 });