Refactor chart function storage, and other features

Created a new provider to hold chart functions at the same time creating an API to insert custom charts at module config using:
```javascript
acChartLogicProvider.addChart('type', chartFunction[, legendFunction]);

// Chart Function
acChartLogicProvider.addChart('type', function(config, box, domFunctions, series, points){
  //config = config from directive
  //box = structure from directive {height, width, margin, chartContainer, legendContainer, legend = []}
  //domFunctions = event functions to keep scope out of acChartLogic
  //series = series from directive
  //points = points from directive
  //this = acChartLogicProvider
});

// Legend Function Override
acChartLogicProvider.addChart('type', chartFunction, function(config, box, series, points){
 //All the same from above
 //this = acChartLogicProvider
});

// Legend defaults to series labels
```
New tests were added for the provider to keep with your current contribution plan
Custom delimiter issue resolved in templates

**If a section is lacking in explanation let me know, ill add more comments if needed**

I have not written documentation for this yet, documentation takes time and I wanted to get everyone's opinion on this before I dedicate the time to write the documentation.

Additional improvements I would like to make:
* Separate repeated logic in charts, such as creating the axis lines, into helper functions on the provider
* Add Config option for bar charts to continue color index onto the next data set
* Add Config option to allow chart to grow in size when rotating xAxis labels

What I hope this will do:
* I think this will speed up production on new charts
* Invite more advanced users to use this library instead of creating their own d3 directives for custom charts

I hope this is a welcome improvement, I don't want to step on any toes but I would like to help with further development of this library since I use it quite frequently in my business focused applications