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Is this an issue when using the Heroic launcher as well? None of the links mention this being an issue with Heroic.
Heroic Games Launcher doesn't change the code in the game executable itself, so yes, it is still an issue when using Heroic.
Install Heroic via Flatpak and use Flatseal so you decide what it gets access to.
Even without that, I don't think a game running on their own wine prefix can interact with your Steam running on Linux system directly.
It would be pretty amazing if this godforsaken company only looked at Linux to fuck us like that.