fix(pie): fix pie display NaN labels #14630
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This is a bug that happens after this change ecomfe/zrender#730. Because the sector shape will be set to a valid value from NaN before start the animation, which leads to the label being placed at the start.
Also, this PR adds a test case for the fixing in ecomfe/zrender#730
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