Add briefing force preview markers

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@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ Godot 4 tactical RPG prototype inspired by classic turn-based Romance of the Thr
- Pre-battle Armory equipment changes, including unequipping gear back into stock, save immediately and sync roster equipment plus inventory stock, with portrait and item-icon rows plus hover change details.
- Pre-battle Roster can move optional officers between sortie and reserve within scenario limits, using portrait rows, compact status badges, and hover details.
- Pre-battle Formation lets deployed officers swap starting positions inside scenario-defined cells, with portrait rows, readable zone badges, and hover placement instructions.
- Pre-battle briefing shows the campaign chapter, chapter battle number, location, victory/defeat summary, first-clear reward preview, generated battlefield thumbnail, and image-first tactical marker cards for lure lines and supply points.
- Pre-battle briefing shows the campaign chapter, chapter battle number, location, victory/defeat summary, first-clear reward preview, generated battlefield thumbnail, allied portrait/enemy unit force markers, and image-first tactical marker cards for lure lines and supply points.
- Pre-battle prep commands use compact icon buttons with active selection state and Korean hover labels for chapters, shop, talks, armory, roster, formation, and save records.
- Battle, top-toolbar, and pre-battle command buttons now prefer generated high-resolution bronze/parchment icon art under `art/ui/icons` and generated lacquer/jade/cinnabar button surfaces under `art/ui/buttons`, with procedural icon drawing and flat button styles kept only as fallbacks.
- Battle maps blend generated terrain texture tiles for plains, forests, hills, wasteland, roads, water, villages, and castles over the high-resolution battlefield backdrop, with generated transparent feature overlays for road connections, water, villages, castles, and wasteland accents.