[sammdec]

Summary

• Adds a 1d (TimeWindow.LastDay) option to the reserve supply/borrow APR chart time range selector
• Makes 1d the default for both the Supply APR and Borrow APR charts, so they show hourly data on load
• The tooltip shows the time (MMM DD, HH:MM UTC±hh:mm) in 1d view as well as 1m

The APY history API only takes a window and has no granularity setting, so LAST_DAY is how we get hourly data.

Test plan

• Open a reserve overview page: both charts load on 1d with hourly points
• Hovering in 1d shows the time in the tooltip
• Switching to 1w / 1m / 6m / 1y still works

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