Remediating blocked soffit-to-ridge venting around skylights in a cathedral attic – GreenBuildingAdvisor

I’m seeking feedback on a venting solution for a new construction project in cimate zone 4B.

Roofing: Metal roof over plywood deck.
Assembly: Hybrid conditioned attic. R-49 fiberglass batts will be wire-hung from the 2×4 top truss chords, capped on the interior with taped Tyvek.
Venting: Continuous heavy-duty rigid baffles to maintain a 2-inch air gap from the soffit to the ridge.
The Obstruction: There are four skylights already installed (two on each side of the ridge) that completely block the linear bottom-to-top airflow path within those specific truss bays.

The Proposal:

For what it’s worth, I asked an LLM (Gemini) to suggest a solution to propose to the architect and this is is what it came up with:

Drill a cluster of three 2-inch holes horizontally through the 2×4 top truss chords immediately below each skylight header, and another cluster of three 2-inch holes immediately above each skylight header.
Holes will be vertically centered in the 2×4 members (leaving ~3/4″ of wood on the top/bottom edges) and spaced 4 to 6 inches apart on center to protect structural integrity.
Terminate the rigid ventilation baffles 6 inches before these hole clusters so air can detour horizontally into the adjacent, unblocked truss bays.

My question: Is this a sound approach for handling the blocked bays, or are there better ways to handle skylight obstructions in a hybrid attic like this? I can’t get rid fo the skylights at this point – the ideal is to get the builder to do something helpful before the insulation is installed. Thanks in advance for any advice.