Label chart axes with LAMMPS units (#78) - #432
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Charts now label time, pressure, temperature, energy, RDF distance, MSD, and VACF using the active LAMMPS unit system reported at runtime. This supports included scripts and restart inputs without guessing from the top-level source. Labels are stored with the existing saved analysis data.
Selected-atom measurements use the same length units, and their plots correctly label the horizontal axis as Timestep. Custom variables/fixes identify their units as user-defined; unavailable metadata stays explicitly in simulation units.
Closes #78.
Validation: typecheck, 478 unit tests, production build, and two real-engine browser tests using included unit settings (real: fs/atm; metal: ps/bar). Unit mappings follow the LAMMPS units reference, including electron units' distinct velocity time scale.