The finishing shot is spent, and the wound skins come back

"one-shot is bad - way too easy - also we're losing all the nice gore
animation sprites" and "I noticed the last kill of a game can carry to the
spawn of a new zombie of the next round".

drillOneShot is off. The second half of that note is the part worth
remembering: a 1 hp body never passes through a wound stage, so every skin in
ZWOUND — arm off, ribs out, still walking — is skipped and the roster's best
art never renders at all. Kept as a switch, never a default.

The carry-over was a real unfairness, not a curiosity. A ball keeps pace
through a kill and travels UP-COURT, which is exactly where the next batch is
born — so the shot that finished your round flew on into bodies that did not
exist when you took it, and faulted you on a round you had not been shown
yet. The shot that ends a round is spent now, and drillCaught does the same
since it also refills the court up-court. Pierce within a batch is untouched:
that is honest occlusion you could have read, this was not.

Verified with real aimed serves through a whole round: round banks, ball goes
inactive, the next batch walks on with 0 faults and a clean sequence, and the
gang carries roster HP again (brute 5, ball boy 3).

33 tests, 15 seeds clean.

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

src/config.js

@@ -374,12 +374,13 @@ export const TUNE = {
                          // brings it back. Past 3 the puzzle stops being readable.
   drillEaterSpeed: 1.15,// they walk a touch faster than the batch: the batch is a list, this is a threat
   drillRampT: 210,  // s to go from the bottom of every curve above to the top
-  // TESTING KNOB, currently ON. Every body in the drill dies to one splat-quality hit, whatever the
-  // roster says it should soak. Flip to 0 for the real thing — and note that this is not purely a
-  // convenience: the roster's HP is what makes the called ORDER matter (a roller is seven serves, so
-  // being told to take it third means starting on it first), and one-shot bodies delete that whole
-  // layer. Decide it on feel rather than leaving it on by drift.
-  drillOneShot: 1,  // >= 0.5: batch bodies AND eaters all drop to 1 hp
+  // TESTING KNOB, and it is OFF again after one playtest: "one-shot is bad - way too easy - also
+  // we're losing all the nice gore animation sprites". Both halves matter and the second is the one
+  // that is easy to miss — a 1 hp body never passes through any of its WOUND STAGES, so every skin
+  // in ZWOUND (arm off, ribs out, still walking) is skipped entirely and the roster's best art never
+  // renders. The HP is also what makes the called ORDER matter: a roller is seven serves, so being
+  // told to take it third means starting on it first. Left here as a switch, not a default.
+  drillOneShot: 0,  // >= 0.5: batch bodies AND eaters all drop to 1 hp
   drillCaughtBack: 45, // s of ramp handed back when one reaches you. A real setback, not a reset
   fps: 60,          // frame cap — 30 halves battery/heat but Oliver felt it; smoothness wins (0 = uncapped)
   lowPower: 1,      // >= 0.5 caps RES at 3 (−44% of pixels painted per frame) — the battery saver,