Exercise 2: What a Page Builder's WooCommerce Widgets Are Really Doing — Possible Solution
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WHAT'S ACTUALLY HAPPENING UNDER THE HOOD
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Per this chapter, a page builder's WooCommerce widgets are still
rendering the same underlying WooCommerce template structure this
chapter describes - they don't replace or bypass it. The builder
provides a visual editor on top of that same system, rather than
introducing a separate rendering mechanism of its own.

WHY THE SAME UPDATE-SAFETY CONSIDERATION STILL APPLIES
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Per this chapter, heavy customization made through a builder is
described as carrying "the same update-safety trade-off named above"
- meaning that deep visual customizations built on top of WooCommerce's
own templates can still diverge from what a future WooCommerce update
expects, in essentially the same way a manually copied and edited
template file can. Using a visual tool to make the change doesn't
change what's actually being modified underneath; it just changes how
the modification is made.

WHY THIS WORKS AS AN ANSWER
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It correctly states that page builders wrap, rather than replace,
WooCommerce's own template system, and correctly connects that fact
to why the earlier override-versus-future-updates risk doesn't
disappear just because a visual tool was used instead of directly
editing a PHP file.