AUGUSTA, Ga. — The ultimate apex predator was forced to admit Thursday that sometimes he can be happy even if he doesn’t eviscerate every poor prey item in sight. Just being in the hunt again can be its own reward. Tiger Woods’ definition of victory seemed to go through a major edit over the first round of the Masters. No, he does not lead the Masters after Day One, not after a tidy 1-under 71. And he does not mind one bit. Winning tournaments is what made Woods. But asked afterward if this relatively modest round could be considered a win after spending the last 13-plus months recovering fro…