set-popup-rule macro breaks fringe

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### Expected behavior

When setting a new popup rule for compilation buffer, I wish for the buffer to display the same as opening compilation buffer and manually moving it to vertical split.
All normal here:

### Current behavior

But actually, when setting `(set-popup-rule! "^\\*compilation\\*.*$" :side 'right :size 0.5 :slot -1 :modeline t)`, all text in compilation buffer sticks to the side.

Seems like some internal missing flag in the macro, I couldn't figure out which exactly.
Trying to manually trigger `fringe-mode` doesn't make a difference also. So not sure if it's actually fringe or something else.
A bit pedantic but could be annoying so filing a bug anyway..

### Steps to reproduce

Evaluate above macro call, try to compile anything.

### System Information

https://pastebin.com/bn33aRCD