### Godot version

v4.0.beta14.official [28a24639c]
v4.0.1.stable.official [cacf49999]

### System information

Windows 11 22H2, Forward+, NVIDIA MX350 (528.02) and NVIDIA RTX2070 (517.00)
Ubuntu 22.04, Forward+, NVIDIA MX350 (525.85.05)

### Issue description

Instancing a GPUParticles3D can cause colored flashes on screen. In some cases (such as the minimal reproduction project), the flashes are small, however in my other project I have seen them fill the screen. I am still unsure what causes the different sizes

These are some example correct frames from the minimal reproduction project (the effect is supposed to be a fireball.)

<img width="578" alt="image" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/8741983/214133602-ff0e5916-fa0b-4e52-8dac-9701b8220a1d.png">

<img width="578" alt="image" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/8741983/214133646-c976fde1-569c-4d0a-9395-fd037f21e0b9.png">

These are some example incorrect frames.

<img width="578" alt="image" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/8741983/214133760-8e4804e8-f194-4d31-b943-0d93ab6d60cb.png">

<img width="578" alt="image" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/8741983/214132553-c6d4be93-5373-43b5-b52e-d9a33924e9bf.png">


### Steps to reproduce

Create two scenes, one with a GPUParticles3D, and one that instances those particles repeatedly, using a script. Flashes will occur on screen.

### Minimal reproduction project

[Particle Flash MRP.zip](https://github.com/godotengine/godot/files/10483071/Particle.Flash.MRP.zip)


Edit 1: Corrected driver version for my friend's computer.
Edit 2: Added note about the issue also appearing on Linux, and that the issue is still present in 4.0.1

*Bugsquad edit (keywords for easier searching): flicker, flickering*
}
			Transform2D revert = xform.affine_inverse();
			frame_params.collider_count = 1;
			frame_params.colliders[0].transform[0] = xform.columns[0][0];
			frame_params.colliders[0].transform[1] = xform.columns[0][1];
			frame_params.colliders[0].transform[2] = 0;
			frame_params.colliders[0].transform[3] = xform.columns[2][0];
			frame_params.colliders[0].transform[4] = xform.columns[1][0];
			frame_params.colliders[0].transform[5] = xform.columns[1][1];
			frame_params.colliders[0].transform[6] = 0;
			frame_params.colliders[0].transform[7] = xform.columns[2][1];
			frame_params.colliders[0].transform[8] = revert.columns[0][0];
			frame_params.colliders[0].transform[9] = revert.columns[0][1];
			frame_params.colliders[0].transform[10] = 0;
			frame_params.colliders[0].transform[11] = revert.columns[2][0];
			frame_params.colliders[0].transform[12] = revert.columns[1][0];
			frame_params.colliders[0].transform[13] = revert.columns[1][1];
			frame_params.colliders[0].transform[14] = 0;
			frame_params.colliders[0].transform[15] = revert.columns[2][1];
			frame_params.colliders[0].extents[0] = p_particles->sdf_collision_to_screen.size.x;
			frame_params.colliders[0].extents[1] = p_particles->sdf_collision_to_screen.size.y;
			frame_params.colliders[0].extents[2] = p_particles->sdf_collision_to_screen.position.x;
			frame_params.colliders[0].scale = p_particles->sdf_collision_to_screen.position.y;
			frame_params.colliders[0].texture_index = 0;
			frame_params.colliders[0].type = ParticlesFrameParams::COLLISION_TYPE_2D_SDF;
			collision_heightmap_texture = p_particles->sdf_collision_texture;
			
			for (ParticlesFrameParams &params : p_particles->frame_history) {
				if (params.collider_count > 0 && params.colliders[0].type == ParticlesFrameParams::COLLISION_TYPE_2D_SDF) {
					params.colliders[0] = frame_params.colliders[0];