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The phrasing in that quote is unclear. It could be read to mean Debian 13 installs the stardict-gtk package and enables the bad plugin if you install stardict yourself, rather than meaning that any of this is included as part of the default Debian installation.
I think this would indeed happen if you installed stardict yourself, because the stardict package depends on stardict-gtk, which recommends the stardict-plugin package, and the recommends relationship is treated as a dependency by default.
The questions on my mind are: