Show error state when chart contains infinity

[carysmills]

What does this implement/fix?

Fixes this broken chart we saw on Sidekick this morning, which results from us passing the chart a value of Infinity

Using the existing error handling in the chart, we can just make the chart show the error state. An error will be thrown, so we should see these errors in bugsnag if the consuming project surfaces them.

Note: I spent a while trying to add a test for this but had issues checking for the error. Please let me know if you have any ideas!

Does this close any currently open issues?

Resolves https://github.com/Shopify/web/issues/144056

What do the changes look like?

Before	After

Storybook link

You can check the storybook I added: http://localhost:6006/?path=/story/polaris-viz-charts-barchart-playground--infinity-data

Before merging

• [ ] Check your changes on a variety of browsers and devices.

• [x] Update the Changelog's Unreleased section with your changes.

• [x] Update relevant documentation, tests, and Storybook.

• [ ] Make sure you're exporting any new shared Components, Types and Utilities from the top level index file of the package

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[carysmills]

I see the test failure and will check that this doesn't break charts when there's empty data 👀

[carysmills]

Update: I've isolated the change to the vertical bar chart, since that's where the errors are currently happening. I will open an issue to look into this for all the charts, but it will take a bit more digging for the other charts, because we are intentionally setting Infinity internally for some of the other charts.

[carysmills]

@envex yes! I started going down that path, but because we internally set some charts to use Infinity as fallback values in the scale, it got a lil complicated. I have made an issue here to go through all the charts and ensure they don't blow up if Infinity or NaN is passed as a value, since this now seems like a possibility with our new data. I'll book some time with you next week so we can look at this together since you have more recent context on all the charts.