Fix GPUParticles3D on the Meta Quest 2 with OpenGL renderer
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Fixes #83275
It's the same problem that PR #79772 fixed for skeleton animations: the multiview framebuffer was still bound when trying to run a non-rendering, non-multiview shader.
This uses the same solution: unbind the framebuffer before running the particles shader.