### Godot version

4.0.2.stable, 4.0.3.stable

### System information

Win10, i7-10870H, Intel UHD Graphics / GeForce RTX 3060 Laptop(31.0.15.3203)

### Issue description

In Compatibility mode Control nodes (tested Label, Button, LineEdit, RichTextLabel, probably others) with imported Font with LCD subpixel antialiasing enabled messes up non-standard font-color if there is Control with default font (or non LCD subpixel antialiased) present. It also somehow depends on node hierarchy and which nodes are currently visible.

https://github.com/godotengine/godot/assets/8860283/484f6479-7866-4f14-9071-06dccd539d80



### Steps to reproduce

1. import any font and enable LCD subpixel antialiasing for it;
2. Create at least 1 control with text with this font and at least 1 for default or non-LCDspa so that LCDspa font precedes non-LCDspa one in hierarchy;
3. Change default color for LCDspa font;
4. Move around so that you see only LCDspa node or both and observe unintended color change;
5. (optional) other LCDspa node positioned after non-LCDspa in hierarchy prevents color change when visible.

### Minimal reproduction project

[LCD_Subpixel_n_ColorRect_antialiasing_bug.zip](https://github.com/godotengine/godot/files/11556585/LCD_Subpixel_n_ColorRect_antialiasing_bug.zip)

if (clight->shadow.enabled) {
				state.light_uniforms[index].flags |= LIGHT_FLAGS_HAS_SHADOW;
			}
			l->render_index_cache = index;
			index++;
			l = l->next_ptr;
		}
		light_count = index;
		directional_light_count = light_count;
		state.using_directional_lights = directional_light_count > 0;
	}
	
	{
		Light *l = p_light_list;
		uint32_t index = light_count;
		while (l) {
			if (index == data.max_lights_per_render) {
				l->render_index_cache = -1;
				l = l->next_ptr;
				continue;
			}
			CanvasLight *clight = canvas_light_owner.get_or_null(l->light_internal);
			if (!clight) { 
				l->render_index_cache = -1;
				l = l->next_ptr;
				ERR_CONTINUE(!clight);
			}
			Vector2 canvas_light_pos = p_canvas_transform.xform(l->xform.get_origin()); 
			state.light_uniforms[index].position[0] = canvas_light_pos.x;
			state.light_uniforms[index].position[1] = canvas_light_pos.y;