Certain materials are overly bright with Ray Traced Global Illumination denoiser

Ray Traced Global Illumination is causing some materials to glow extremely bright

Disabling r.raytracing.globalillumination.denoiser fixes the issue

In 4.22 preview 5 binary (5365847) the result is black materials instead
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May be related to issues reported with 4.22p5 ray tracing Forums

1. Open QAGame with -dx12
2. Enable Ray Tracing in the project settings and restart editor
3. Open TM-ShaderModels
4. Enter the command r.raytracing.globalillumination 1

Result: Some materials start to glow overly brightly
Expected: Global Illumination turns on without any glaring defects

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