I don't know about that; however, Hubitat's z-wave implementation appears to be less tolerant of misbehaving devices.
For example, ~4 years ago (when they were still part of Quirky), a Wink hardware engineer told me that Wink had to build software workarounds for Schlage locks with questionable firmware (FW 6.8) hitting the z-wave network with spurious responses to lock/unlock commands. The appearance to the end-user is that there is nothing wrong with the lock, while in reality, there is.
In situations like this, device issues crop up only after migration to HE; naturally, one tends to blame the new platform because the device worked on the previous platform.
