ObjectPivotPoint does not work with instanced Nanite meshes

Regression: Nanite Foliage is a new feature in 5.1, so this issue is not reproduceable in 5.0. Notes about this new support can be found under Nanite Improvements in https://docs.unrealengine.com/5.1/en-US/unreal-engine-5.1-release-notes/

The single placed static mesh in the level should display the expected behavior before and after enabling Nanite on it. Disabling Nanite reverts the foliage back to how it is expected to look.

1. Create a new Template project
2. Duplicate the Cube static mesh and paste it in the Content folder
3. Create a new material
4. Set Base Color to a Constant Vector 3 of any value
5. Set Roughness to a Constant of any value
6. Create a RotateAboutAxis node and connect it to World Position Offset
7. Create a Constant 2 with X and Y being 1, and connect it to Normalized Rotation Axis
8. Create a Constant with a value of 0.2 and connect it to Rotation Angle
9. Create a Object Pivot Point node and connect Object Pivot Location to Pivot Point
10. Create a World Position node and connect it to Position
11. Apply the material to the copied static mesh
12. Create a new Static Mesh Foliage with the cube as the Static Mesh
13. Paint some foliage in the level
14. Drag a separate instance of the static mesh into the level
15. Enable Nanite on the static mesh

Actual Result: Foliage cubes rotate around the foliage origin, rather than the cube origin.

Expected Result: Foliage cubes and static mesh cube all rotate about their origins properly.