Push-model blueprint array property not properly marked dirty if modified by different actor

In KismetArrayLibrary.h, functions that modify the array property call MARK_PROPERTY_DIRTY(Stack.Object, ArrayProperty). Because these calls use the stack object and not the property's owner, modifying the property from a different actor results in the mark dirty function being called with that actor, not the property's owner. This can result in assertions failing in the push model manager.
This doesn't seem to occur for other types of replicated blueprint properties, as the "mark dirty" node injection done in FKCHandler_VariableSet::Transform appears to avoid this issue.

With Net.IsPushModelEnabled=true and Net.MakeBpPropertiesPushModel=true, create two replicated actors, with the first one having a public, replicated array property. From the second actor's blueprint graph, modify the first actor's replicated array.