Zombified piglins do not always forgive the player after they die, even if forgiveDeadPlayers is true

When I die to a Zombified piglin, they continue to attack me when i go into the nether. I tried making sure the rule was set to forgive dead players and it was true. I tried relogging multiple times but it would not work.

To reproduce

1. /gamerule forgiveDeadPlayers true

2. /gamerule commandBlockOutput false

3. Go overworld spawn chunks, or forceload the overworld chunk you are in

4. /setblock ~ ~ ~ minecraft:repeating_command_block{auto: 1b, Command: "execute as @e[type=minecraft:zombified_piglin] if data entity @s AngryAt run effect give @s minecraft:glowing 1"}

5. /execute in minecraft:the_nether run teleport @s ~ 129 ~

6. Find a good area with several groups of zombified piglins at varying distances from the player (fly around in spectator, switch to creative to get mobs to spawn)

7. Once you’ve found a good area, press F3+C to copy your location to the clipboard

8. Go into survival mode

9. Punch a zombified piglin and let them kill you

10. Paste the command into the chat to get back to the area

You will likely notice that some of the zombified piglins further from your death location are still glowing, indicating they still have aggro on you. Depending on the geography, they may pass this aggro onto the ones close to you, causing them to kill you again. If not, try again or try finding better geography.