Including "meta = (WorldContext = "WorldContextObject")" as a specifier in a Blueprint Function Library results in the function not being available in Object Blueprints if a parameter passed into the function is a UObject named WorldContextObject

If a function in a custom code Blueprint Function Library class contains meta = (WorldContext = "WorldContextObject") as a specifier, that function does not appear in context searches in a UObject Blueprint event graph.

Update - TimL
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Another user mentioned that they are seeing very similar results after creating a BlueprintFunctionLibrary in a Blueprint, then try to access those functions from another UObject-derived Blueprint.

Update - TimL
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This has been further narrowed down to only happen in instances where the UFUNCTION takes in a UObject parameter named "WorldContextObject"

1. Create a new code project using the first person template, no starter content.
2. Add a new code class to the project derived from BlueprintFunctionLibrary.
3. In the header file for the new class, add the following code:

   UFUNCTION(BlueprintCallable, Category = Game, meta = (WorldContext = "WorldContextObject"))
   static void SpawnUnit(class UObject* WorldContextObject);
   

4. Add the following code to the source file for the new Blueprint Function Library class:

   void UMyBlueprintFunctionLibrary::SpawnUnit(class UObject* WorldContextObject)
   {
   }
   

5. Build the project in Visual Studio.
6. Open the project in the Editor.
7. Create a new Blueprint deriving from Actor.
8. Right-click in the Event Graph for the new Blueprint and search for "SpawnUnit".
   • Note that the function appears in the context menu.
9. Create a new Blueprint deriving from Object.
10. Right click in the Event Graph for the new Blueprint and search for "SpawnUnit".

RESULT:
The function does not appear in the context menu.

EXPECTED:
The function appears in the context menu.