Doesn't the NIST in the US publish a database of vulnerabilities? https://nvd.nist.gov/developers/vulnerabilities

That's a bit of a false dichotomy. The majority of people that would be working on the warbond (marketing, artists, system designers, etc) wouldn't be able to fix whatever bug made you fall out of your ship. They should still absolutely fix the bugs and crashes and everything else but most of the effort that went into the weapons isn't going to detract from fixes and quality of life.

According to reports in several Israeli media, the United States is part of a last-ditch diplomatic effort to prevent the International Criminal Court from issuing arrest warrants against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other Israeli officials.

I saw that and I wanted to know what exactly the role of Biden or any other whitehouse staff was so I read the rest of the article which said

Netanyahu is leading a “nonstop push over the telephone” to prevent an arrest warrant, focused especially on the administration of US President Joe Biden, Caspit writes.

So the entirety of the involvement according to this publication which says they are involved is that Netanyahu is calling "nonstop" to try to get them to intervene in an organization that they themselves haven't signed on to? Sure sounds like a lot of involvement at this moment.

Nothing in the article says the US is doing anything. It just said Netanyahu is trying to convince the US to stop it

Wouldn't that be in front of the blinds?