Add Grafana macro support for FireQL queries (time range and epoch-ms)#28
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…support for macros in Grafana.
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Add Grafana macro support for FireQL queries.
Implemented backend macro expansion for: $timeFrom(), $_timeTo(), $interval_ms, $_unixEpochFrom()/To(), $unixEpochFromMs()/ToMs(), $_timeFilter()/ $timeFilter(), and $timeFilterMs()/ $timeFilterMs().
Added unit tests for macro expansion; moved emulator tests under an integration build tag.
Updated README with usage and examples; no breaking changes to existing queries.