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Convert Session intensity by tier panel to GLQL
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Summary
This change simplifies how the "session intensity by tier" dashboard panel works. Previously, it used a custom data pipeline — a dedicated GraphQL query, a JavaScript data source, and a specialized table component — to fetch and format user activity tier data, then display it in a custom table with calculated percentages and intensity scores.
The new approach replaces all of that with a standard GLQL query (a general-purpose analytics query language already used elsewhere in the product), letting the existing GLQL infrastructure handle data fetching and display. A new reusable "tier band" presenter component is added to properly format tier labels (e.g., "Light (1–4)", "Heavy (25–99)") wherever tier data appears in GLQL results.
As a result, a significant amount of now-redundant code is deleted: the custom GraphQL query files, the bespoke data source module, its tests, and the related JSON schema entry. The dashboard configuration is updated to point to the new GLQL-based setup, and the panel is slightly shorter on screen. Intensity column has also been removed
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Related to #629182