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and HDDs in general is just finicky to put it mildly. I've seen cases where just a reseating of the sata cord does the trick, where a better rated power supply does solve it, or just simply using chkdsk which granted is very restricting.
If you experience the Steam disk write error, try these fixes:
Restart Steam. ...
Restart the computer. ...
Remove write protection from the drive. ...
Turn off the read-only setting for the Steam folder. ...
Run Steam as an administrator. ...
Delete corrupted files. ...
Verify the integrity of the game files. ...
Clear the Steam download cache.
Move Steam to a different drive.
Check the drive for errors.
Turn off the antivirus program or add exceptions.
Turn off the firewall or add exceptions.
Go to your steam folder > steamapps > downloading
Delete the downloading folder, not just the files inside.
Steam has a caching problem with downloaded files sometimes, the only way to resolve it is to delete that folder. Once you do that, install the game again. It's usually a corrupted folder permission that causes it. Steam is really bad at this and it's a known problem for decades.
The FAQ on their site indicates that Norton AV has a problem with the game, it is a false positive and hopefully the devs have reported it to Norton.
Malwarebytes & Virustotal are not displaying anything suspicious
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/6b7161423b6f34700ac863e53234f45043a56be440814c258e1cedcc3ed3226a/detection
this happened to me with avast, thank you for your suggestion!