The test content library nightlies uncovered a difference in the visual output of the Enter The Room project scene with partly occluded emissive meshes.

Steps to reproduce:
# Open the [Enter-The-Room test scene|https://github.cds.internal.unity3d.com/unity/Enter-The-Room/blob/main/Assets/_Project/Scenes/TestScenes/EmissivesTest01.unity] and bake

OR
# Run the `[Validate Enter-The-Room|https://unity-ci.cds.internal.unity3d.com/project/1935/branch/main/jobDefinition/.yamato%2Fproject-validation.yml%23validate_enter-the-room]` job on the Test Content Library

Expected:

!https://yamato-artifactviewer.prd.cds.internal.unity3d.com/d56d2235-c5f9-42dc-8ca2-5541c9ed841c%2Flogs%2FProjects%2FEnter-The-Room%2Ftest-results/Assets/Resources/ActualImages/Linear/LinuxPlayer/Vulkan/None/Playmode_LoadAllScenes_OutputIsConsistent_Camera_12_.expected.png!

Actual:

!https://yamato-artifactviewer.prd.cds.internal.unity3d.com/d56d2235-c5f9-42dc-8ca2-5541c9ed841c%2Flogs%2FProjects%2FEnter-The-Room%2Ftest-results/Assets/Resources/ActualImages/Linear/LinuxPlayer/Vulkan/None/Playmode_LoadAllScenes_OutputIsConsistent_Camera_12_.png!

The regression is traced back to: [light-transport/fix-modelimporter-marginmethod|https://github.cds.internal.unity3d.com/unity/unity/pull/30163]