feat(chart) :: draw horizontal reference lines - #1375
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#1374
Description
ylineis drawn as a line across the chart at that value of the y axis, withyline_labelandyline_colorfor its text and its color. Reference lines are rows, so a chart can have as many of them as the query returns. A line follows its axis, so on ahorizontalbar chart aylineis drawn down the chart rather than across it. They are not added to the total of astackedchart, and are not filled in anareachart.Testing
ylinerow it receives, and ahorizontalbar chart draws itsylinedown the chart rather than across it.