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Christophe Vila 6c6783ce50 Redesign the Review Queue pace/HR chart: always show actuals, time-based X-axis, area style, phase-colored bands
Previously the chart rendered nothing at all unless a structured Garmin
workout's target was resolved, which meant most activities showed no chart.
Now it always shows actual pace/HR over elapsed time (in minutes) for any
activity with laps, filled as an area rather than a line, with the expected
band layered on top only when available. Each lap's warm-up/effort/recovery/
cool-down phase (from Garmin's per-lap IntensityType) shades the background,
with a small legend for whichever phases are present.
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