Just as a warning, if you’ve timed it wrong then (or the resolver takes a different decision?) then you might get an install problem nvidia-common-G07-595.84-8.1.x86_64 requires '(nvidia-open-driver-G07-signed-kmp = 595.84 if nvidia-open-driver-G07-signed-kmp-meta)', but this requirement cannot be provided and picking Solution 3: keep obsolete nvidia-open-driver-G07-signed-kmp-default-595.84_k7.1.6_1-2.5.x86_64 (rather than uninstalling the meta package, deinstalling most of nvidia, or ignoring dependencies) and you can still end up with a broken graphics install.
The problem ended up being that I’ve got 595.84 for kernel 7.1.6 but the update also includes kernel 7.1.8. So even without getting the two parts of the Nvidia driver out of sync, it’s still possible to get the driver and the kernel out of sync (because old packages aren’t retained for some packages).
(I did an update yesterday, which is the one that broke, and before that I’d updated on Friday 7th - so not a huge gap)