anki/CONTRIBUTORS
Vova Selin 2df3698e8c
Minor changes to graphs (#1566)
* Add thousands comma separator for card counts graph

* Fix Answer Buttons graph's tooltip

Changes to the "times pressed" heading

* Shows the percent of that button out of all the presses

* Comma separates total on thousands

* Update CONTRIBUTERS

* Wider spacing for graph tables

* Switch to locale-based stats numbers

* Update CONTRIBUTORS 

Wrong email?

* Fix counts graph on narrow devices

Graph and table now align in a column when the device's screen is narrow. Columns widths are  bounded to not get too wide

* Rename toLocaleXXX functions

* toLocaleNumber -> localizedNumber
 *  toLocaleString -> localizedDate

Also cleans up sketchy "card counts" table formatting

* Localize more numbers

Uses locale-based rounding for more numbers now

* Localize graph axis ticks

* Fix future-due graph tooltip

* avoid div by zero (dae)

Ignoring NaN in localizedNumber() could potentially mask a mistake
in the future - better to explicitly handle the invalid case at the
source instead.
2021-12-29 15:04:15 +10:00

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