Display historical counts of observations used #472
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Copy-pasta the code for the ChartTimeseries web component to a new component - ChartObsCount - that displays the number of used observations over time. I'm struggling to come up with a set of components that allows us to create more generalized charts without hard-coding data access etc. This is an extremely stupid solution to this problem, but it moves the project forward without over-engineering the problem by inventing a whole charting primitives library from scratch.
Since this chart is being treated as a representation of a specific set of variables, it makes sense to give it a more specific name. It is not a general-purpose time series.
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Hacked in another line chart to display the count of used observations per run.