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Brings in the encounter-status feature (cleared/resumed hunt encounters) and its own independent Verwilderter Straßenhund / Verkohlter Plünderer assets. Both branches added the same two monsters at the same time; resolved by keeping master's asset set as canonical (images/combat/icons/, images/combat/sprites/) rather than maintaining a parallel copy under images/monsters/icons/ — dropped that directory and pointed the seed's MonsterDefinition.iconPath, the local-view test fixtures and the frontend icon lookup at the existing combat/icons paths instead. Kept this branch's COMBAT_MONSTER_SCALE entries for the two monsters, since master never added them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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