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docs: Rename references to stats.js to stats.ts in the analytics doc.

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That file has been migrated to typescript.
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Mateusz Mandera
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@@ -179,7 +179,7 @@ The relevant files are:
- `analytics/views/stats.py`: All chart data requests from the /stats page call
get_chart_data in this file.
- `web/src/stats/stats.js`: The JavaScript and Plotly code.
- `web/src/stats/stats.ts`: The JavaScript and Plotly code.
- `templates/analytics/stats.html`
- `web/styles/stats.css` and `web/styles/portico.css`: We are in the
process of re-styling this page to use in-app css instead of portico css,
@@ -190,11 +190,11 @@ The relevant files are:
Most of the code is self-explanatory, and for adding say a new graph, the
answer to most questions is to copy what the other graphs do. It is easy
when writing this sort of code to have a lot of semi-repeated code blocks
(especially in `stats.js`); it's good to do what you can to reduce this.
(especially in `stats.ts`); it's good to do what you can to reduce this.
Tips and tricks:
- Use `$.get` to fetch data from the backend. You can grep through `stats.js`
- Use `$.get` to fetch data from the backend. You can grep through `stats.ts`
to find examples of this.
- The Plotly documentation is at
<https://plot.ly/javascript/> (check out the full reference, event