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SwiftUI NavigationSplitView Bug?

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Hi All! I am working on a Multiplatform SwiftUI app and I've encountered an issue with NavigationSplitView. My app's ContentView is a NavigationSplitView sidebar and detail. The sidebar is a list with several NavigationLinks. (I haven't adopted programmatic navigation because of the simplicity this sidebar.) One of the NavigationLinks brings the user to a Table with several rows and columns. Then, when I go to select an item on the table, a row shows selected for a split second, before deselecting itself again. Then, I can use the table as normal. This happens every time the view is opened.

The reason I think that this is an issue with NavigationSplitView is because when I use the legacy NavigationView, everything is fine. Is this normal behavior for NavigationSplitView, and if it is, how to I make it so that my table receives focus when the NavigationLink is open?

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