SourceEXpressionBinder.updatePaintArray this.expression.evaluate is not a function

I'm running into this nasty intermittent exception that gets thrown. I can't reliably reproduce it, and I can't even imagine how I'd go about setting up a minimal repro case, but I'm reporting it here so that the next person who hits it at least has something to google for.

mapbox-gl-js version: 2.13.0

browser: Chrome

Steps to Trigger Behavior

It's a pretty complex React app with quite a few layers. When you click on features in a certain layer, it updates the style to highlight the thing you clicked on etc etc. There's also feature-state updating on hover.

Maybe 1 time in 100 when you click, an exception is thrown:

mapbox-gl-dev.js:15439 Uncaught TypeError: this.expression.evaluate is not a function
    at SourceExpressionBinder.updatePaintArray (mapbox-gl-dev.js:15439:1)
    at ProgramConfiguration.updatePaintArrays (mapbox-gl-dev.js:15714:1)
    at ProgramConfigurationSet.updatePaintArrays (mapbox-gl-dev.js:15848:1)
    at FillBucket.update (mapbox-gl-dev.js:28111:1)
    at Tile.setFeatureState (mapbox-gl-dev.js:40275:1)
    at SourceFeatureState.initializeTileState (mapbox-gl-dev.js:40646:1)
    at SourceCache._tileLoaded (mapbox-gl-dev.js:42994:1)
    at VectorTileSource.done (mapbox-gl-dev.js:50296:1)
    at Actor.processTask (mapbox-gl-dev.js:39056:1)

Digging into the code a little bit, updatePaintArray is being called on a thing whose expression is { kind: 'constant, value: { r:0, g:0, b: 0, a: 1}. Which doesn't have an evaluate function, so...exception.

That doesn't really help me know what to do about it though.

This full call stack suggests that the trigger ultimately was a call to removeLayer() but maybe I'm misinterpreting that.

Any thoughts? Ideas? Workarounds? Simply suppressing the exception would be a pretty good outcome.

Start at SourceExpressionBinder.updatePaintArray and trace the call path through ProgramConfiguration.updatePaintArrays, FillBucket.update, Tile.setFeatureState, and SourceCache._tileLoaded, especially around removeLayer(). A fix is done when feature-state or layer-removal updates no longer call evaluate on the reported constant expression; the payload does not identify a reproducible test or source file.