MSAA Affects the Water Distortion Shader when it shouldn't

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Describe the Bug

It Seems as though MSAA interacts with the water when it shouldn't.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Enable MSAA
2. Go to any level with water
3. Position the camera so an object is rendered above of the water

Expected Behavior

Water Shader isn't affected by MSAA

Footage

It might not show up well, it is very subtle

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/e28069ad-ba28-4526-904f-372375238fa9

System Specifications

Renderer: Vulkan (Might Matter, not sure)
CPU: i3 4160
GPU: r9 280 3GB (1150 MHz OC)
GPU Driver: Radeon 22.6.1 (Latest)
OS: Windows 10 22H2
Version: 1.0.3

Additional Context

I am unable to test DirectX 12 as my GPU doesn't support Shader Model 6.0 or full DX12 (11.1)

Video Settings (Probably Doesn't Matter):

AspectRatio = "16:9"
ResolutionScale = 1
Fullscreen = true
VSync = false
TripleBuffering = "Auto"
FPS = 241
ShowFPS = true
MaxFrameLatency = 2
Brightness = 0.29999998
AntiAliasing =  Both 8x MSAA and None
TransparencyAntiAliasing = false
AnisotropicFiltering = 16
ShadowResolution = "4096"
GITextureFiltering = "Bicubic"
DepthOfFieldQuality = "Auto"
MotionBlur = "Off"
XboxColorCorrection = false
CutsceneAspectRatio = "Unlocked"
UIAlignmentMode = "Edge"

[Update]
LastChecked = 1743811810

Reproduce the issue with the Vulkan renderer by enabling and disabling MSAA, then visit a level with water and position the camera as described. Compare the water distortion with an object rendered above the water. Done means MSAA no longer changes the water shader's appearance, while the existing reproduction steps no longer show the artifact.