Fix/journal aggr and title#476
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This pull request standardizes terminology from "Periodical" to "Journal" across both backend and frontend code, improving consistency in how journal-related data is handled and displayed. Additionally, it updates the field selection logic to prioritize "journal" and "source_name" over "issn" when identifying periodicals.
Terminology updates in frontend chart labels:
indicator/static/indicator/js/charts.jsto use "Journal" instead of "Periodical" for better clarity and consistency in the user interface.Backend field selection logic:
_get_periodical_identifier_fieldinindicator/search/query.pyto prioritize "journal" and "source_name" before "issn" when determining the keyword field for periodicals.