fix: prevent leftmost x-axis label from being clipped in Statistics chart - #2556
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The leftmost x-axis label in the Statistics chart can be partially hidden
when its left edge extends beyond the Y-axis boundary.
This PR fixes the issue by drawing labels outside the clip region,
so they are no longer subject to the
leftMarginboundary.