Arch Linux

Description:
When using an NTFS partition with `ntfs3`, the user is able to browse and create files.
However, the content within the file cannot be read until unmount.
Specifically, the file has its content but cannot be read from it;
only forcing a cache drop or remounting the partition ensures the file can be read again.

Additional info:
* package version: linux 6.6.1
* config and/or log files: none of note, can make some if needed
* link to upstream bug report, if any: unsure where to report, I can open it if needed
* mailing list discussion: https://lists.archlinux.org/hyperkitty/list/arch-general%40lists.archlinux.org/thread/I6ZUTCVDNGVHN6OHLCEFRUGWZQVC4XX4/

Steps to reproduce:
1. Mount the NTFS partition with `ntfs3`, either via `mount` or `udisksctl`
2. Create a file -> file is created properly
3. Write content to the file
4. See the file content -> file is empty (this is the issue=
5. Remount partition
6. See the file content -> file has content

Running a cache drop via sysctl forces the flush to files, however it needs to be done every time a new modification is done to a file:
```
(17:17) giovanni @ ~ $ udisksctl mount -b /dev/nvme0n1p5 -t ntfs3
Mounted /dev/nvme0n1p5 at /run/media/giovanni/Data
(17:17) giovanni @ ~ $ cat /run/media/giovanni/Data/mount_test.txt
Using udisks and ntfs3
(17:17) giovanni @ ~ $ echo "Using udisks and ntfs3" > /run/media/giovanni/Data/mount_test.txt
(17:18) giovanni @ ~ $ cat /run/media/giovanni/Data/mount_test.txt
(17:18) giovanni @ ~ $ sync; sudo sysctl vm.drop_caches=3
vm.drop_caches = 3
(17:18) giovanni @ ~ $ cat /run/media/giovanni/Data/mount_test.txt
Using udisks and ntfs3
(17:18) giovanni @ ~ $ echo "Using udisks and ntfs3 again" >
/run/media/giovanni/Data/mount_test.txt
(17:18) giovanni @ ~ $ cat /run/media/giovanni/Data/mount_test.txt
(17:18) giovanni @ ~ $ sync
(17:18) giovanni @ ~ $ cat /run/media/giovanni/Data/mount_test.txt
(17:18) giovanni @ ~ $ sync; sudo sysctl vm.drop_caches=3
vm.drop_caches = 3
(17:19) giovanni @ ~ $ cat /run/media/giovanni/Data/mount_test.txt
Using udisks and ntfs3 again
(17:19) giovanni @ ~ $
```

ntfs-3g has no issues, so it is not on the partition side.