Destructibles are not rendered correctly when fractured if Support Compute Skincache is enabled

The rendering of the fractured pieces of a destructible is incorrect when Support Compute Skincache is enabled. The physics of the fractured mesh simulates correctly but the pieces do not render properly, as they stay in their original place

Regression?: Yes
This did not occur in 4.18

1. Download the attached project and open it
2. Press Play
3. Move beside the destructible mesh cube in the middle of the scene and press 1
   Result: The cube fractures and its physics does simulate correctly, with the pieces on the floor (Use the console command pxvis collision to see this) but the cube renders as though the pieces are all still in place
   Expected: All of the fractured pieces fall properly, both in a rendering and physics context.

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   Alternative Repro

4. Open a project
5. Enable the Apex Destruction plugin and Support Compute Skincache (in project settings)
6. Restart the editor
7. Locate a static mesh in the content browser > right click on it > create destructible mesh
8. Double click on the mesh to open it
9. Enable Impact Damage
10. Drag the destructible mesh into the level, slightly above the ground
11. In the details panel, enable Simulate Physics
12. PIE
13. Enter pxvis collision into the console
    Result: Mesh does not visibly fracture, but you can see the fractured collisions.