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Show a usage dashboard when /stats is opened in a browser - #248
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A browser now gets the totals as a dark dashboard: key figures, a few observations, calls and users per day and the most used tools. Other clients still get the JSON.
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text/html, withoutapplication/json) opening/statsnow gets the usage totals as a dashboard, in the style of the Finance Toolkit's: key figures, a few plain-language observations, calls and users per day since the first call, and the most used tools with their share and response time. It has no scripts and loads nothing from elsewhere. Other clients,curlincluded, still get the JSON.Tested at desktop and phone width with the live totals and with a full 30 days of data; a test covers both the dashboard and the JSON.