### Godot version

Master, commit 37d1dfef9d81aade2

### System information

PopOs 22.04, Any renderer, NVIDIA Corporation GP107GLM, Driver Version: 525.89.02

### Issue description

On the GLTF import screen, when you hover the mouse cursor over any property, the tooltip only flashes for a split second, making it very hard to read.

This does not happen in other areas of the editor, like when hovering over a property in the node inspector.


https://github.com/godotengine/godot/assets/3624853/532e36ba-1737-449d-a586-22d86df5cc30



### Steps to reproduce

- Double click a GLTF File to open its `Advanced Import Settings` screen
- Hover over any property
- The tooltip will quickly flash then vanish

### Minimal reproduction project

You only need to have GLTF file in any project.
Here is one : 

[box-skeleton-blender.gltf.zip](https://github.com/godotengine/godot/files/11712890/box-skeleton-blender.gltf.zip)

capture_object = Object::cast_to<CollisionObject3D>(ObjectDB::get_instance(physics_object_capture));
			if (!capture_object || !camera_3d || (mb.is_valid() && mb->get_button_index() == MouseButton::LEFT && !mb->is_pressed())) {
				physics_object_capture = ObjectID();
			}
		}
		if (pos == last_pos) {
			if (last_id.is_valid()) {
				if (ObjectDB::get_instance(last_id) && last_object) {
					
					_collision_object_3d_input_event(last_object, camera_3d, ev, result.position, result.normal, result.shape);
					if (last_object->get_capture_input_on_drag() && mb.is_valid() && mb->get_button_index() == MouseButton::LEFT && mb->is_pressed()) {
						physics_object_capture = last_id;
					}
				}
			}
		} else {
			if (camera_3d) {
				Vector3 from = camera_3d->project_ray_origin(pos);
				Vector3 dir = camera_3d->project_ray_normal(pos);
				real_t far = camera_3d->far;
				PhysicsDirectSpaceState3D *space = PhysicsServer3D::get_singleton()->space_get_direct_state(find_world_3d()->get_space());
				if (space) {
					PhysicsDirectSpaceState3D::RayParameters ray_params;
					ray_params.from = from;
					ray_params.to = from + dir * far;
					ray_params.collide_with_areas = true;
					ray_params.pick_ray = true;
					bool col = space->intersect_ray(ray_params, result);
					ObjectID new_collider;
					CollisionObject3D *co = col ? Object::cast_to<CollisionObject3D>(result.collider) : nullptr;