It is known - I have complained several times over the years, but my understanding is that solving this is difficult. It has to do with the algorithm that throws away triangles as invisible, and when the surface is simple like a plain and contains few triangles, you see this behaviour. It can be solved in each particular case by subdividing surfaces, but something generic and automatic will be trickier. Paul Masson who wrote the current implementation may say more perhaps.
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