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Give demo analytics data a stronger upward trend - #48

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What changed

  • Steepened the demo trend curve in MockAnalyticsClient.GetTrendAsync (base 0.70 with a 0.52 slope, previously base 0.88 with a 0.18 slope) so the chart rises about 70% across the selected window while keeping the organic bumps and mid-period dip.
  • Raised DemoDailyGrowthRate from 0.0008 to 0.003, so period-over-period totals now show roughly +9% instead of +2%, compounding to about 3x year over year.
  • Updated the growth test to expect the new 6-13% range and renamed it to Demo_totals_trend_upwards_over_the_previous_period.

Why

The demo dashboard's curve looked nearly flat and the +2% badge undersold the data. The demo now reads as a site with clear traction.

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All 233 tests pass. Only mock/demo data is affected; real provider clients are untouched.

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The demo trend curve was nearly flat and period-over-period growth
showed only +2%. Steepen the trend slope so the chart rises visibly
across the window and raise the demo growth rate so totals show
roughly +9% over the previous period.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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