APPZ-2908 Y-axis: always show extreme labels; expose columnar value max - #49
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Shared chart-util changes backing the PR in main repo: https://github.com/logzio/gaia-hermes-ws/pull/16958
getFormattedAxis/getFormattedMultipleYAxes: always render the axis extremes (showMinLabel/showMaxLabel) and lethideOverlapthin only the middle labels; drop the fixedboundaryGap: [0, '10%']so ECharts rounds the max to a nice number (no more104%-style crammed tops).buildColumnarTimeChart: also returnsvalueMax(max of visible values), computed inside the existing fill loop — lets the consumer gate axis tick-thinning without calculating the data itself.Unit tests added for both.