You're recursively walking a nested JSON document thousands of levels deep, and it crashes only on a background thread. What's the cause?
Secondary threads get a 512KB stack by default (the main thread gets 1MB), so deep recursion overflows. It crashes the moment frame size × depth exceeds the stack, which is why it passes on main and dies only in the background.
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