After I wrap a sub the signature do not ACCEPTS a Capture accepted before wrapping.

sub wr(:$a) {say $a};
my $sig-before = &wr.signature;
say $sig-before;               # (:$a)
say %(:a(3)) ~~ $sig-before;   # True

&wr.wrap(-> |c {callsame(c)});
my $sig-after = &wr.signature;
say $sig-after;                # (:$a)
say %(:a(3)) ~~ $sig-after;    # False
say %(:a(3)) ~~ $sig-before;   # False

say $sig-before.WHICH, ' ', $sig-after.WHICH; # Signature|140466574255752 Signature|140466574255752
say $sig-before eq $sig-after; # True
say %(:a(3)).Capture ~~ $sig-after; # 'Cannot invoke object with invocation handler in this context'
say $sig-after.ACCEPTS(%(:a(3)).Capture); # 'Cannot invoke object with invocation handler in this context'

I see in Rakudo code:

multi method ACCEPTS(Signature:D: Capture $topic) {
    nqp::p6bool(nqp::p6isbindable(self, nqp::decont($topic)));
}

Probably it is a bug? Or how can I workaround that behavior if it is expected and how can I understand in run time that I have do the workaround in concrete case?