Use a consistent format for numbers in dl graph

When formatting download numbers in the download graph, use a consistent
numbering format for both raw numbers and the rolling 7-day average.

There are cases where the user's local can make inconsistent formatting.
Specifically, we use `Number.prototype.toFixed` to format the rolling
7-day average, which always results in a number format that uses a
decimal point (e.g. "1234.56"). However, the raw download numbers end up
using the locale, which in some places can end up formatting the number
with a decimal as the thousands separator ("1.234").

To fix this, use google.visualization.NumberFormat for *both* values, so
that they are always consistent.

Author: bryanburgers

app/components/download-graph.js

@@ -78,10 +78,23 @@ export default Component.extend({
 
         let myData = window.google.visualization.arrayToDataTable(data);
 
-        let fmt = new window.google.visualization.DateFormat({
+        let dateFmt = new window.google.visualization.DateFormat({
             pattern: 'LLL d, yyyy',
         });
-        fmt.format(myData, 0);
+        dateFmt.format(myData, 0);
+
+        // Format download numbers
+        let numberFormatWhole = new window.google.visualization.NumberFormat({
+            pattern: '#,##0',
+        });
+        range(headers.length - 1, 0, -1).forEach((dataCol, i) => {
+            numberFormatWhole.format(myData, dataCol);
+        })
+
+        // Create a formatter to use for 7-day average numbers
+        let numberFormatDecimal = new window.google.visualization.NumberFormat({
+            pattern: '#,##0.0',
+        });
 
         // use a DataView to calculate an x-day moving average
         let days = 7;
@@ -101,7 +114,7 @@ export default Component.extend({
                 let avg = total / days;
                 return {
                     v: avg,
-                    f: avg.toFixed(2),
+                    f: numberFormatDecimal.formatValue(avg),
                 };
             };
         };