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chore(todo): add acceptance criteria and test hints to open issues

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Flesh out the 14 still-open issues (GAL-34/35/36/37, 40/41, 43, 46/47/48/49,
52/53/55) with explicit acceptance criteria and concrete integration test
hints that reference existing types and headless tooling, so future work
on these tickets has a clear definition of done.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# GAL-40: Design and implement intricate flight patterns for enemies that do not shoot
Design and implement intricate flight patterns for enemies that do not shoot.
## Acceptance criteria
- [ ] On a special stage (`is_special_stage(stage_number) == true`), enemies follow scripted curved paths (e.g. spline / Bezier / Lissajous), not the formation flow.
- [ ] These enemies do **not** call `enemy_shoot` and never spawn `EnemyBullet`.
- [ ] Enemies despawn when their path reaches its end off-screen.
- [ ] At least 2 distinct path shapes used in a single special stage for visual variety.
- [ ] Difficulty / pattern parameters live in `StageConfigurations` (or a new resource) so future stages can compose them.
## Integration test hints
- Build a headless `App` with `CurrentStage = 3` (first special stage); tick for N seconds; assert: zero `EnemyBullet` entities ever spawned, all special-stage enemies eventually despawned (count returns to 0).
- Snapshot the path: at fixed intervals record enemy `Transform.translation`; assert curvature (e.g. y is non-monotonic to prove it isn't a straight line).
- Visual smoke test via `nix run .#take-screenshots -- ./target/debug/bglga 3 6 1 ./shots` after triggering a special stage; eyeball that paths look intentional.