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Replaces the discrete zoom-in button with a Graylog-style drag-to-zoom range selector and adds X/Y axis labels so the chart is readable. Drag interaction - Pointerdown on a bar attaches document-level pointermove/pointerup/ pointercancel listeners; pointermove maps clientX to a bar index via the row's bounding rect, so the mint-bordered window expands smoothly even when the cursor leaves the bar or the chart entirely. - pointerup commits filter + zoom atomically. Same-bar release on a year bar (year-aggregated mode) zooms into that year's months; same-bar release on a month bar emits filter-only. - setPointerCapture removed — it was suppressing pointerenter on sibling bars and preventing the drag window from expanding. - Bar buttons are now h-full so the entire 80 px column is the hit target, not just the visible bar height. Axis labels - Y-axis: max-count and 0 labels left of the bar area. - X-axis: tickIndicesFor() picks decadal years for long ranges, evenly spaced months for short year-zoom views, January boundaries for multi-year month ranges. formatTickLabel() drops the year when the visible range is a single year so 12-month zooms read "Jan Feb Mär…". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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