Visualize sequential data with line plot #500
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CU-85ztcte5r
resolves #376
This PR adds the ability to generate a line graph for sequential data separated out by real and synthetic data. Able to graph against a single column and with the metadata, we can defined the x-axis and other sequences within our data. Multiple sequences will cause the graph to graph the average but show a range from min-max of the real/synthetic data.