The "commerce_plugin_item:commerce_recruiting_bonus_resolver" plugin does not exist.

This is still an issue for me.
I think this might be an explanation:

Even when disabled, the module's entity class files are being autoloaded during cache rebuilds. The Campaign entity class is being discovered and its baseFieldDefinitions() method is being called, which tries to create a field of type commerce_plugin_item:commerce_recruiting_bonus_resolver, but the plugin type doesn't exist because the module (and its services) are disabled.
This is a common issue with Drupal modules that define entity types with custom field types - the entity discovery happens before the module's services are available.

1. Database Update Hook (commerce_recruiting.install)
phpfunction commerce_recruiting_update_8003() {
  $recruitment_bonus_resolver = BaseFieldDefinition::create('commerce_plugin_item:commerce_recruiting_bonus_resolver')
    // ... field definition
}
2. Entity Definition (Campaign.php)
php$fields['recruitment_bonus_resolver'] = BaseFieldDefinition::create('commerce_plugin_item:commerce_recruiting_bonus_resolver')
3. Install Configuration
yamlmodules/contrib/commerce_recruiting/config/install/commerce_plugin_item.commerce_recruiting_bonus_resolver.yml
The problem: Even with the module disabled, Drupal is trying to run entity field discovery during cache rebuild, which loads the Campaign entity class, which tries to create the field definition that references the non-existent plugin type.