Fix error when series passed into timeFunction #85
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This commit adds the files that are specific to Grafana's fork that are not intended to be included in the upstream. This files are already present in the commit history (they were deleted), but this is an attempt of a fresh start on top of the upstream's `main`. At the moment, this should the only commit we expect to skip when sending our changes.
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This PR fixes an error that was occurring if a series is passed in as the "name" argument to timeFunction. Although the definition of timeFunction expects a string name, it appears that Graphite web does not throw an error when a series is passed into timeFunction, and instead returns a series with no name. This behavior was emulated in this PR.