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Culture matters. The problem is that a newbie trying to learn PHP and googling for answers is going to come across much lower quality code than a newbie learning something like Python. Even with the recent core PHP fixes, this is a problem the PHP community may never solve.
(And the docs are evidence of the problem being systemic and severe; if the docs are this bad, imagine how much worse all the random blogs are!)
You'll not get an argument from me here. I saw people writing tutorials that were susceptible to SQLi and using a deprecated interface literally days before said interface was removed when PHP 7 was released. I've seen too many of those blogs
PHP is often a victim of its own success. It flatters you. It's so easy that you make awful mistakes, not knowing what you were doing. I know; I did them. But I'd have been dangerous in any language, to be fair. I learned, and now I teach it
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