Font Rendering: Inconsistent Blending between font types

Release Type: Official Release 4.2

Version: 4.2.0.2067 on .NET 8.0.2

Platform(s): Windows 11, in Editor and in-Game

Describe the bug
Dynamically Runtime Rasterized fonts render / blend with much different opacity than offline SDF Rasterized fonts.

They SDF fonts also blend differently at runtime than in the editor.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. download Bai Jamjuree font from Google Fonts
2. create SDF font
3. create Dynamic font
4. create a grid with 30% opacity
5. create two text blocks, one for each font
6. compare lettering in editor
7. compare actual blending at runtime

Sample project, you should be able to see it in the UI page:
Cubes.zip

Expected behavior
Consistent opacity between fonts.
For what it's worth, even if it differs from all other opacities, the Dynamic Font's opacity would be my personal EXPECTED one and all other UI, including ImageElement, should blend like it. (that's a greater issue with UI compositing in Stride, though)

Screenshots

(left is dynamic font, right is SDF font... btw, UI editor contrast is terrible when opacities are involved because of the very bright blue window background)

Visual tree:

Start with the attached Cubes.zip sample project and reproduce the comparison between Dynamic and SDF fonts in the editor and at runtime on Windows 11. Compare the font blending against the 30% opacity grid and the ImageElement behavior. Done means the font types render with consistent opacity in both editor and runtime contexts.