scoring: BIND the scenario role -- one commented-out line zeroed the whole chart

BTPlayer::scenarioRole was never assigned.  The lookup sat commented out with
"the BT role registry (BTMission::GetRoleRegistry()->Lookup) has no WinTesla
analog, so the scenarioRole set by the base Player ctor stands" -- and the base
ctor sets it to NULL (PLAYER.cpp:680).  So it stood NULL forever.

Every scoring value the game has hangs off that pointer, and the shipped
content authors them correctly.  New ungated receipt in the ScenarioRole ctor
prints what a real mission loads:

  [role] 'Role::Default' model='dfltrole' killBonus=500 deathPenalty=500
         dmgInf=1 dmgRcv=0 bias=1 ff=1 return=1000

That IS the original manual's scoring chart -- +500 a kill, -500 a special-case
death, +1 per damage point.  With the pointer NULL every award multiplied
against zero: kills scored the damage tally alone (4.88), the eject charge read
0 (the field log's "PUNCH-OUT: charge=0 (role killBonus)" = #134's missing
penalty), and the death-cost block was skipped.

The analog DOES exist: Mission::GetScenarioRole(name) (MISSION.h:162) walks
scenarioRoleChain -- the same dictionary BTL4Mission fills via AddScenarioRole()
when it parses the role pages, whose own comment says the WinTesla base exposes
it.  Same lookup, same key.  Falls back to Role::Default when a creation
message names an unknown role (shipped content authors exactly one page), and
logs BOUND/NULL so this cannot fail silently again.

Benched cross-node:
  role binding    player 2:1 BOUND, player 3:1 BOUND
  KILL AWARD      505.88  (was 4.88)   <- chart's +500, verified
  death cost      victim total -500.00 <- chart's -500
  inflicted       still tracking, killer total 1017.32 kills=1

The -500 on an ORDINARY combat death is AUTHENTIC, not a bug: the binary's gate
is advancedDamageOn alone (@004c05c4 tail: `if (player+0x264 != 0) { -role+0x20 }`),
verified in the decomp.  It only shows now because the role finally binds.  It
also reconciles the chart's two death rows: an EJECT costs -500 (death) plus its
self-kill negating its own ~500 award = -1000, and an ammo death costs -500.

CORRECTION to my own earlier note: returnFromDeath=1000 is NOT the chart's
"+1000 starting the game" -- role+0x28 is a lives/return gate (`if (< 1)` ->
mission review, else respawn).  The 1000 is coincidence.  That row is still
unlocated and is most likely console-side.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NCJQkvq6G2JNrpVbA75tVZ

engine/MUNGA/SCNROLE.cpp

@@ -55,9 +55,32 @@ ScenarioRole::ScenarioRole(const CString &role_name, const CString &model_file)
 		damageBias = player_data->damageBias;
 		friendlyFirePenalty = player_data->friendlyFirePenalty;
 		player_res_des->Unlock();
+
+		// SCORE PROVENANCE (ungated, 2026-08-07).  Every unmatched row of the
+		// original manual's scoring chart -- +500 a kill, -1000 an eject, -500
+		// an ammo death -- is sourced HERE, from the role's GameModel record
+		// (type 0xf, 7 dwords; the binary's ctor @00429a9c copies rec[0..6]).
+		// A field log showed `charge=0 (role killBonus)`, and the two ways that
+		// happens -- record authored zero, or resource lookup missed -- are
+		// indistinguishable in release because the miss path's Warn/Tell compile
+		// out (DEBUGOFF.h).  One line per role settles it.
+		DEBUG_STREAM << "[role] '" << (const char *)role_name
+			<< "' model='" << (const char *)model_file
+			<< "' killBonus=" << (float)killBonus
+			<< " deathPenalty=" << (float)specialCaseDeathPenalty
+			<< " dmgInf=" << (float)damageInflictedModifier
+			<< " dmgRcv=" << (float)damageReceivedModifier
+			<< " bias=" << (float)damageBias
+			<< " ff=" << (float)friendlyFirePenalty
+			<< " return=" << (int)returnFromDeath
+			<< "\n" << std::flush;
 	}
 	else
 	{
+		DEBUG_STREAM << "[role] '" << (const char *)role_name
+			<< "' model='" << (const char *)model_file
+			<< "' -- RESOURCE NOT FOUND, all score values default to 0"
+			<< "\n" << std::flush;
 		Tell(role_name);
 		Warn(" does not exists in resource! ");
 		damageReceivedModifier = 0.0f;