Disabling inverted depth flag while I try to figure out what the correct way to deal with this is. For now, this fixes the broken disocclusion mask causing holes in the interpolated frame, which then get filled in with junk by the inpainting pass.

Runtime/FrameInterpolation/FrameInterpolation.cs

@@ -9,10 +9,10 @@ namespace FidelityFX.FrameGen
     {
         public static FrameInterpolationContext CreateContext(Vector2Int displaySize, Vector2Int maxRenderSize, FrameInterpolationShaders shaders, GraphicsFormat backBufferFormat, InitializationFlags flags = 0)
         {
-            if (SystemInfo.usesReversedZBuffer)
-                flags |= InitializationFlags.EnableDepthInverted;
-            else
-                flags &= ~InitializationFlags.EnableDepthInverted;
+            // if (SystemInfo.usesReversedZBuffer)
+            //     flags |= InitializationFlags.EnableDepthInverted;
+            // else
+            //     flags &= ~InitializationFlags.EnableDepthInverted;
             
             var contextDescription = new ContextDescription
             {