Customizations that use FDetailPropertyRow::CustomWidget and set the visibility attribute do not honor it

Customizations that use FDetailPropertyRow::CustomWidget and set the visibility attribute do not honor it. A Customization set up like the below, for instance, will not honor the Visibility in red due to it being a CustomWidget. The reason is that things that make their widgets this way are not added to the tickable nodes to have the visibility refreshed.

    IDetailPropertyRow& ComplexFieldDetailPropertyRow = StructBuilder.AddProperty(ComplexFieldPropertyHandle);
        ComplexFieldDetailPropertyRow.GetDefaultWidgets(ComplexFieldNameWidget, ComplexFieldValueWidget);
 
        ComplexFieldDetailPropertyRow
        .CustomWidget()
        // <DOESN'T WORK>
        .Visibility(TAttribute<EVisibility>(this, &FMyStructCustomization::GetFieldVisibilityFailing))
        .NameContent()
        [
            ComplexFieldNameWidget.ToSharedRef()
        ]
        .ValueContent()
        [
            ComplexFieldValueWidget.ToSharedRef()
        ];    

1. Replace your local Engine/Source/Editor/UnrealEd/Classes/Editor/PropertyEditorTestObject.h file with the one provided here.
2. In E:\Perforce\UE5_Main_E_3\Engine\Source\Editor\UnrealEd\Private\UnrealEdEngine.cpp
   1. in the method void UUnrealEdEngine::Init(IEngineLoop* InEngineLoop) method add the following line: PropertyModule.RegisterCustomPropertyTypeLayout("MyStruct", FOnGetPropertyTypeCustomizationInstance::CreateStatic(&FMyStructCustomization::MakeInstance));
   2. And include: 
      #include "Editor/PropertyEditorTestObject.h"
3. Launch the editor
4. Invoke the console command testprops command
5. Notice that ComplexField row is showing ~ it should not be because the visibility should be collapsed when there is nothing in Simple field.

Generally speaking, each time you tab out of the simple field, ComplexField row should be showing if and only if there is text in the Simple Field text box (see gif)