NavModifierVolume's FailsafeExtent is applied to the wrong area

The FailsafeArea of NavModifierVolume is generated at a different location from the center of the actor when it rotated. This means that the effect of rotation is incorrect. (see attached file)

Workaround:

void UNavModifierComponent::CalcAndCacheBounds()
{
    //...
    if (ComponentBounds.Num() == 0)
    {
        // Bounds = FBox::BuildAABB(MyOwner->GetActorLocation(), FailsafeExtent);
        FVector BoxOrigin = FTransform(MyOwner->GetActorRotation().Quaternion()).InverseTransformPosition(MyOwner->GetActorLocation());
        Bounds = FBox::BuildAABB(BoxOrigin, FailsafeExtent);
ComponentBounds.Add(FRotatedBox(Bounds, MyOwner->GetActorQuat()));
    }
    //...
}

1. Create a new Blueprint Actor.
2. Add StaticMeshComponent and assign Cube Mesh.
3. Add NavModifierVolume Component.
4. Set the StaticMeshComponent to "NoCollision".
5. Added NavMeshBoundsVolume to Level.
6. Add the created actor to Level.
7. Select actor in viewport and change "yaw".
Then, NullArea of NavModifierVolume is applied at a distance from center of the actor.

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