Should not have any issues in my opinion.
Thin rattle coat over acrylic primer should not give you any crazing or wrinkle problem. You may incur issues if you apply a heavy coat of rattle paint that stay wet for an extended period if time prior to drying off. Remember that a film being dry does not mean it is cured through - Cheers.
Well I know I am old fashioned but, I just don't like the idea of mixing different types of paints. If I want enamel then I use enamel start to finish, or acrylic end to end. Believe me I am no expert, just stating my own feeling on the subject.
I would take into account the consequence of the paint failing, even if the probability is low. If the painted area is accessible and resanding and repainting would be relatively easy then it's worth the risk. If not, go carefully and use paints known to be compatible and, to be even more careful, do a test piece. Fair winds!
Curiouser and curiouser. I do it the other way round. Oils and enamels are stable over acrylic primers but never the other way round. ‘Oil will float on water’ is the usual way to remember it.
However, don’t trust anyone, even me. Follow Andy’s suggestion and do a test piece.