### Godot version

4.0.stable.mono

### System information

Windows 10, NVIDIA RTX 2060 (Driver 30.0.14.7284), Vulkan 1.2.175 Forward+ (Editor)

### Issue description

When changing certain Global Shader Parameters (in this case, a mat4) in the Project Settings, the value sent to the editor 3D view appears to be undefined, resulting in garbage values sent to the shaders.

As an example here, I'm using a mat4 to describe global light directions for a lighting shader
Note that the shader receives a different value even when the editor is being set to the same values
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/44537737/222551889-b7c7ca63-ef65-484c-818f-c6ce47a7d3c0.mp4

Setting the global parameter from a script does pass the correct value to the shaders
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/44537737/222552338-14582898-a76d-4ec4-b877-7b822e414901.png)

I have also determined the shaders in the editor also do not get correct values from the `project.godot` when loading the project.

### Steps to reproduce

- Create a Global Shader Parameter of mat4 type (Project > Project Settings... > Shader Globals)
- Create a shader that visualizes the value of the mat4 (`global uniform mat4 global_mat`)
- Attempt to modify the global in the same Project Settings menu, the shader will receive garbage values

### Minimal reproduction project

[GlobalShaderParameters.zip](https://github.com/godotengine/godot/files/10875801/GlobalShaderParameters.zip)

ERR_FAIL_COND_V(p_func->op != OP_CALL && p_func->op != OP_CONSTRUCT, false);
	Vector<DataType> args;
	Vector<StringName> args2;
	Vector<int> args3;
	ERR_FAIL_COND_V(p_func->arguments[0]->type != Node::NODE_TYPE_VARIABLE, false);
	StringName name = static_cast<VariableNode *>(p_func->arguments[0])->name.operator String();
	for (int i = 1; i < p_func->arguments.size(); i++) {
		args.push_back(p_func->arguments[i]->get_datatype());
		args2.push_back(p_func->arguments[i]->get_datatype_name());
		args3.push_back(p_func->arguments[i]->get_array_size());
	}
	int argcount = args.size();
	if (p_function_info.stage_functions.has(name)) {
		
		const StageFunctionInfo &sf = p_function_info.stage_functions[name];
		if (argcount != sf.arguments.size()) {
			_set_error(vformat(RTR("Invalid number of arguments when calling stage function '%s', which expects %d arguments."), String(name), sf.arguments.size()));
			return false;
		}
		
		for (int i = 0; i < argcount; i++) {
			if (args[i] != sf.arguments[i].type) {
				_set_error(vformat(RTR("Invalid argument type when calling stage function '%s', type expected is '%s'."), String(name), get_datatype_name(sf.arguments[i].type)));
				return false;
			}