The game crashes when presenting a frame via the Vulkan backend (D3D12GpuSurface.present)

Summary:
While playing on 26.4 Snapshot 7, the game crashes about 4 minutes after
entering a single-player world with:

java.lang.IllegalStateException: HRESULT failure DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED
at com.mojang.renderpearl.util.dx.DXUtils.crashIfFailure(DXUtils.java:10)
at com.mojang.renderpearl.backend.vulkan.D3D12GpuSurface.present(D3D12GpuSurface.java:610)
at com.mojang.renderpearl.frontend.FrontendGpuSurface.present(FrontendGpuSurface.java:118)
at net.minecraft.client.Minecraft.renderFrame(Minecraft.java:1413)

This did NOT occur on the previous snapshot (26.4 Snapshot 6) with the same
world, settings and hardware, so this appears to be a regression introduced
in 26.4 Snapshot 7.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Launch 26.4 Snapshot 7 on a system using an Intel Arc 140V GPU with the
   Vulkan graphics backend enabled.

2. Create or load a single-player world (the affected world used a custom
   resource pack: "XK redstone display 26.3.0.zip").

3. Play normally for several minutes (view distance 24, simulation distance 12).

4. The game crashes with DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED during frame presentation.

What I expected to happen:
The game continues running without a GPU device-removal crash.

What actually happened:
The Vulkan/D3D12 presentation call fails with DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED
(GPU driver was reset by Windows / TDR), and the game exits to the crash
report screen. The world itself saves correctly.

Notes for investigation:

• The crash happens in D3D12GpuSurface.present(), not in window resize —
  this is a different call site from the known Vulkan resize crash
  (MC-312444).

• Windows Event Viewer may show a Display driver reset (Event ID 4101)
  at the same timestamp.

• Logs and crash report are attached.

Attachments:

• Full crash report (crash-reports/…txt)

• latest.log

• (Optional) screenshot of Windows Event Viewer showing the driver reset