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Is mapbox://ookla-ops.coverage-carrier-3221 a partial tilset, not covering the whole world? If so, I suspect this is a variant of #5829 / #4691, where when GL JS encounters a 404 response for a tile outside but adjacent to the boundary of the tileset, which triggers loading the parent tile, which also covers tiles at the natural zoom level that do exist.
@jfirebaugh - Yes, it has data not only within the LngLatBounds specified in the tileset's TileJSON, but also has features on a per-zoom basis between its z=0 to z=10 zoom extents (also specified in the TileJSON).
Not sure if the per-zoom tile data also plays a role per se, but when using circle-based layers for rendering data, it seems that multiple zoom levels are merged versus the exclusive rendering for heatmap or extrusion-based layers. Maybe a separate issue entirely, but I could make an example that illustrates the behavior with circle layers, if it's useful.
mapbox-gl-js version: 0.44.2
Steps to Trigger Behavior
Expected Behavior
Map rendering is smooth and consistent as you move around the map
Actual Behavior
Rendering is jumpy, appearing and disappearing - https://ookla.d.pr/GoSLAX
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