Assembler - Fails to assemble IP relative instruction when a label was declared

[Symbai]

The following code throws the exception IP relative memory operand is too far away and isn't currently supported. Try to allocate memory close to the original instruction (+/-2GB). This happens because, due to the previous declared label, the address of the instruction gets overridden and the RIP relative address is then wrong.

Example:

var c = new Assembler(64);
const ulong decodeIP = 0x1E520ED0025;

var codeReader = new ByteArrayCodeReader("F2 0F 11 05 D8 FF FF FF"); // movsd [7FFD2E570000],xmm0
var decoder = Decoder.Create(64, codeReader);
decoder.IP = decodeIP;
decoder.Decode(out var instr);
var w = new StreamCodeWriter(new MemoryStream());

c.cmp(rax,1);
c.jne(c.@F);
c.ret();
c.AnonymousLabel();
c.AddInstruction(instr); // movsd [7FFD2E570000],xmm0 => but after added it becomes => movsd [0FFFFFFFFFFFFFFE1],xmm0
c.ret();

c.Assemble(w, (ulong)decodeIP, BlockEncoderOptions.ReturnNewInstructionOffsets); // <--- throws

FYI: Occurs on anonymous and non anonymous label. If the label points to another instruction no exception is thrown.

Works:

c.AnonymousLabel();
c.nop();
c.AddInstruction(instr);

Fails:

c.AnonymousLabel();
c.AddInstruction(instr);