feat(panel): add the shared crosshair, shared tooltip, and drag-to-zoom

[xe-nvdk]

Split out of #36. These three are one problem, not three, and they are the most intricate part of uPlot's API — keeping them in #36 would have made it unreviewable.

Why they are one problem

cursor.sync does not forward only the cursor. pubSync publishes mousedown, mousemove, mouseup and dblclick, and filters.pub/filters.sub both default to retTrue. Verified in uPlot 1.6.32. So naively enabling sync plus drag-to-zoom gives you:

• A drag propagates as a selection. On a synced mousemove while dragging, the subscriber copies the source's drag origin and calls setSelX with the selection translated through posToVal/valToPosX.
• Every synced panel zooms itself. mouseUp runs if (drag.setScale && hasSelect && chgSelect) … _setScale(...) regardless of whether the event came from elsewhere. drag.setScale defaults to true.
• Every synced panel fires setSelect. So a zoom handler hung on setSelect pushes one history entry per panel for a single drag — and feat(panel): add the time series panel #36's acceptance criterion is that the zoom is undoable with one Back.
• Double-click resets every panel's axis. dblClick calls autoScaleX() before its e != null guard, so a synced dblclick autoscales the subscriber to its own data extent, silently desyncing it from the dashboard range.

The shape that works

cursor: {
  sync: {
    key: dashboardUid,          // per dashboard, not global
    setSeries: false,
    filters: { pub: (t) => t === 'mousemove', sub: (t) => t === 'mousemove' },
  },
  drag: { x: true, y: false, setScale: false },
}

plus a setSelect hook reading u.select.left/width → u.posToVal → range.zoomTo(...) → clear the selection, and an explicit dblclick handler calling range.reset(). With pub filtered to mousemove, setSelect only ever fires on the panel that owns the pointer, so the N-history-entries problem is gone by construction rather than by guard.

The decision this needs

Panels with timeFrom or timeShift have their own x range (effectiveBounds in queryRunner.ts). Sync's default scales: [xScaleKey, …] syncs by value, so a week-over-week panel gets the crosshair placed at an absolute timestamp outside its own range — pinned to an edge, reading a wrong row.

uPlot documents the lever: a null scale key syncs by relative position instead. Three options, and one must be chosen deliberately:

1. Panels with a time override join a different sync key, so they sync only with each other.
2. The whole dashboard syncs by relative position (scales: [null, null]).
3. Time-overridden panels do not sync at all.

Silently syncing a shifted panel by value is the worst of the four possibilities.

Notes

• destroy() calls sync.unsub(self), so panel churn does not leak subscriptions — but uPlot's module-level syncs registry never deletes a key. Keying on the dashboard uid is bounded; keying on anything per-mount is not.
• cursor.sync.setSeries defaults to false in the source, despite the .d.ts comment saying // true. Do not trust that comment elsewhere either.
• A shared tooltip needs the same event filtering, and feat(panel): add the time series panel #36 already owns a per-panel tooltip that this can extend rather than replace.

Acceptance criteria

• The crosshair tracks across every panel with no measurable lag
• Drag-to-zoom updates the dashboard range and is undoable with one browser Back
• Double-click returns to the previous range rather than autoscaling one panel
• A panel with timeFrom/timeShift behaves per whichever option above is chosen, and the choice is written down

[xe-nvdk]

Closing: the dashboards feature has been dropped from Launchpad. The implemented work was removed in #87 and this work will not be picked up. Recoverable from git tag pre-dashboards-removal-backup if the feature is ever revived.