New C++ Class (actor) fails to build

While trying to create a C++ actor to test if it can be created with a custom Copyright notice specified in Project Settings, the Live Coding window returns a "Build failed" and error of:

"ERROR: Unable to patch action graph - unexpected executable in compile action (C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\bin\10.0.20348.0\x64\rc.exe)"

 Visual Studio 2019 also pops open a window stating that the project has been modified outside the environment and offers options to reload or ignore. (See attached.)

1. Create and open a new Blank C++ project.
2. Edit > Project Settings > Project > Description > Legal.
3. Edit the Copyright Notice field with "Copyright Test 2022 UEQA //UE5/Release-5.0" and close settings.
4. Tools > New C++ Class.
5. Select "Actor", "Next", and rename class. (ex. "bugtest")
6. Create Class.

Result: The live coding window will return a "Build Failed" in red and an error just above that line.

Expected Result: The class is built without error.