I also had this problem and went to see Pete at nistune here in Adelaide when I had a road tune done, he was unaware of it being an issue but he looked at some of the cold coolant temp trim tables and set all the cells to 20 degrees in one of them, it completely removed cold start ignition trim doing this, means it drives like it is hot when you first start it, we did this just as a test to see if this was the correct map to edit, I will be getting him to put some sane values back in there next time I get it tuned so there is a cold start ignition trim, just not the pull all timing and build 2psi in neutral cold start it was before lol.
I will find the exact name of the map next tiem I talk to him, it was a 2D graph map with ignition vs temperature or something like that and it only went up to 2800rpm which is where it kicks out of cold start if you load it up.
My cold start was so bad I needed 50% throttle to drive the car in winter, and this was right on the threshold of kicking out of cold start so in winter when wet trying to pull onto a main road the car would pull all timing, spool up massively, then break into wheel spin, then stall up again making it quite dangerous to drive safely when trying to accelerate with moderate acceleration up to speed.
The only bonus of the old coldstart is my car would get up to running temperature in ~2km, now in 5km it doesn't even get off the gauge.