[bisq-network/bisq] [Feature] Improvements to BSQ supply charts and figures (#3753)

[chimp1984]

@dmos62 I would see spikes in burned BSQ not as outlier but as valid events, just like BTC price peak with 20k was not an outlier... To be able to see more details a time scale selector will help to move out the spike from the view and get back the details of the lower values.

Reagrding library:
Bisq has the policy to be very conservative/restrictive to add new dependencies because of security reasons. Any library could containt malicious or vulnerable code which might be exploited for an app which deals with money. You are probably aware of the Node.js hack a while back, so such risks are real. The library you mentions is exactly the type of library we try to avoid (and even remove those we have already added) as its a small 1-2 dev library which lacks of audit. If a library comes from projects or companies with a strong security background we can be more tolerant as many eyes are on such libs. I understand the frustration to re-implement features but the potential financial risks are not justified by improved UI features.  Hope you find a way to implement the intended features without requiring a new lib.

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