* Performance/Webpack: Introduces more aggressive code-splitting and other perf improvements
- Introduces dynamic imports for built-in plugins
- Uses dynamic imports for various packages (rst2html, brace)
- Introduces route-based dynamic imports
- Splits angular and moment into separate bundles
* move queryRunner to panelModel
* remove isEditing from PanelChrome
* move listener to QueriesTab
* add shared query datasource
* expose getDashboardSrv to react
* no changes to panel chrome
* issue queries when in fullscreen
* moved to regular QueryEditor interface
* moved to regular QueryEditor interface
* lower limit
* add dashboard query
* no changes to editor row
* fix sort order
* fix sort order
* make it an alpha panel
* make panelId a getter
* fix angular constructor
* rename SeriesData to DataFrame
* merge with master
* use series
* add simple tests
* check unsubscribe
* Minor code cleanup, creating Subjects look cheap and does not need to be lazy, simplifies code
* minor refactor
* Minor refacforing, renames
* added test dashboard
- new builtin datasource plugin "Logging" (likely going to be renamed)
- plugin implements no panel ctrls yet, only ships datasource
- new models for logging data as first class citizen (aside from table
and time_series model)
- Logs as new view for Explore
- JSON view for development
Testable only against existing logish deployment.
Then test with queries like `{job="..."} regexp`.
* devenv: working on dev env setup & dashboards
* devenv: refactored testdata app to a built in datasource instead, and moved dashboards to a devenv provisioned dashboards
