This is probably a common flaw in a lot of applications with a lot of complexity layered below the main product.

Electron applications are a prime example of this, since there is a whole webbrowser underneath and HTML doing HTML things is expected behavior for the browser, but not the application above. One can probably attribute the whole log4j debacle to the same fault, in that the "common" developer is unable to understand all complexity and quirks their software ships with (difference being, that a browser engine is far more complex than a logger)

I remember a time where "Scrach" wasn't a Electron application, but a native (I think?) Linux application. Obv. there can be bugs in dependencies too (rsvg, libpng, etc.) but they different and tend to not be as easily exploitable as these kind of Electron/HTML->V8 bugs are.