Add linear regression trend line to statistics #918
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Add a trend line in the statistics page chart using the method of least squares (simple linear regression). Feature is toggleable in the settings.
Add a text field in statistics timeline to display the slope/trend of the selected stat. Uses the same toggle as the trend line.
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Adds a trend line for the statistics chart and displays the trend/slope the selected stat is following.
Preview:

The trend line is the orange dashed line. It is calculated using the method of least squares. The resulting formula (y = mx + b) gets used to draw a line between
x_0andx_n(n = size of selected data set).The slope/trend (m of the formula above) gets displayed in the timeline like the calculated average of the stat.
Conditions:
This implements the feature request in #890.