fungalize stages for rest of zombies

[LyleSY]

Summary

Content "fungalize stages for rest of zombies"

Purpose of change

Realism, consistency

Describe the solution

Applies the same slow fungal progression introduced in #76849 to the rest of the fungal zombie variants
Hulks take twice as long to progress to full fungal form to reflect their larger mass
Skeletal masters and zombie liches fungalize into spooky skeletons now

Describe alternatives you've considered

Remove GUILT tag from the fungal children given the description, but it feels out of scope for this
Throw animals in too but this is already a big PR

Testing

Game loads no errors, zombies of all kinds fungalize more slowly

Additional context

N/A

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• fungalizing acid zombie
• fungalizing acid zombies
• fungalizing bone brute
• fungalizing bone brutes
• fungalizing scarred zombie
• fungalizing scarred zombies

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