### Godot version

v4.0.beta16.official [518b9e580]

### System information

Pop!_OS 22.04 (Ubuntu), Compatibility, HAWAII (, LLVM 14.0.0, DRM 2.50, 6.0.12-76060006-generic)

### Issue description

A 3D object with a material with `blend_mode` set to `subtract` and `transparency` set to `alpha` causes the entire editor to render completely black when the renderer is set to `compatibility`.

The editor remains completely black while the object with the material is selected. Selecting a different object fixes it, but moving the editor camera can sometimes cause the editor to return to black again.

- The `forward+` and `mobile` rendering modes work properly.
- The editor seems remains to remain fully functional apart from the rendering.
- This issue does not occur in the running game.
- I was also able to reproduce the error in 2D once, but when I tried it a second time it worked properly without the rendering error.

### Steps to reproduce

In the provided minimal project is a cube with a material added to its `material_override` property. Setting `blend_mode` to `alpha` in the material causes the entire editor to render black.

### Minimal reproduction project

[MinimalProject.zip](https://github.com/godotengine/godot/files/10552568/MinimalProject.zip)

src_rect = Rect2(0, 0, 1, 1);
				} else {
					if (np->source != Rect2()) {
						src_rect = Rect2(np->source.position.x * texpixel_size.width, np->source.position.y * texpixel_size.height, np->source.size.x * texpixel_size.width, np->source.size.y * texpixel_size.height);
						state.instance_data_array[r_index].color_texture_pixel_size[0] = 1.0 / np->source.size.width;
						state.instance_data_array[r_index].color_texture_pixel_size[1] = 1.0 / np->source.size.height;
					} else {
						src_rect = Rect2(0, 0, 1, 1);
					}
				}
				state.instance_data_array[r_index].modulation[0] = np->color.r * base_color.r;
				state.instance_data_array[r_index].modulation[1] = np->color.g * base_color.g;
				state.instance_data_array[r_index].modulation[2] = np->color.b * base_color.b;
				state.instance_data_array[r_index].modulation[3] = np->color.a * base_color.a;
				state.instance_data_array[r_index].src_rect[0] = src_rect.position.x;
				state.instance_data_array[r_index].src_rect[1] = src_rect.position.y;
				state.instance_data_array[r_index].src_rect[2] = src_rect.size.width;
				state.instance_data_array[r_index].src_rect[3] = src_rect.size.height;
				state.instance_data_array[r_index].dst_rect[0] = dst_rect.position.x;
				state.instance_data_array[r_index].dst_rect[1] = dst_rect.position.y;
				state.instance_data_array[r_index].dst_rect[2] = dst_rect.size.width;
				state.instance_data_array[r_index].dst_rect[3] = dst_rect.size.height;
				state.instance_data_array[r_index].flags |= int(np->axis_x) << FLAGS_NINEPATCH_H_MODE_SHIFT;
				state.instance_data_array[r_index].flags |= int(np->axis_y) << FLAGS_NINEPATCH_V_MODE_SHIFT;
				if (np->draw_center) {
					state.instance_data_array[r_index].flags |= FLAGS_NINEPACH_DRAW_CENTER;
				}
				state.instance_data_array[r_index].ninepatch_margins[0] = np->margin[SIDE_LEFT];
				state.instance_data_array[r_index].ninepatch_margins[1] = np->margin[SIDE_TOP];
				state.instance_data_array[r_index].ninepatch_margins[2] = np->margin[SIDE_RIGHT];