PPC scramble: animate it as a collapse -> hold-roll+shake -> recover -> lock

Reworks the flat per-row shear into the authentic sync-loss-and-relock
transition the playtesters described, on both render paths (surround
DrawDevSurface + glass ExpandPlaneToBGRA, native + rotated radar):

  1. COLLAPSE -- the image squeezes to a thin centred vertical line.
  2. HOLD (~0.8s, the window the card held the detuned CRTC) -- the line's
     content scrolls WILDLY fast and decelerates, plus a violent per-frame
     SHAKE (LCG jitter: vertical row bounce + horizontal scroll jitter).
  3. RECOVERY (~0.5s) -- the line broadens back to full while the scroll,
     tear and shake settle to zero.
  4. LOCK -- clean full display.

Mechanism: FunkyVideo(on, dur) records start+hold; ScrambleParams is a
two-phase envelope (hold: deep collapse + decelerating scroll = integral of
v(t)=rollMax*(1-t/hold); recovery: smoothstep broaden + settle).  The read
loops map the source through it -- `scale` sets a black-bordered collapse
band, `rollOff` SCROLLS (wraps) within it, `shear` is a per-row diagonal,
`shakeRow` bounces the source row.  The SVGA16 owns the full hold+recovery
clock, so FunkyVideo(False) is a no-op (the card restoring sync is where the
recovery begins) -- the recovery isn't cut off when the 0.8s latch clears.

Tunable by eye (pod-monitor PLL look isn't recoverable from the binary):
BT_SCRAMBLE_COLLAPSE (0.03), _ROLL (9000 px/s), _SHAKE (10 px), _SHEAR (3),
_DUR (hold), _RECOVER (0.5s).  BT_SCRAMBLE_TEST loops the transition for
tuning; BT_SCRAMBLE_CYCLE loops it stepping the roll speed.

Verified: Release links clean; surround loops the effect at slowed + true
full speed, all secondaries + radar collapse/roll/shake/recover together,
main view clean, no crash.  SHIPPING with these defaults for playtester
feedback.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

engine/MUNGA_L4/L4GREND.cpp

@@ -823,7 +823,7 @@ void
 			scrambleVideoTimeout = ((Scalar)Now()) + duration;
 
 			Check(graphicsDisplay);
-			((SVGA16*) graphicsDisplay)->FunkyVideo(True);
+			((SVGA16*) graphicsDisplay)->FunkyVideo(True, duration);	// duration -> the recovery envelope
 		}
 		break;