Abusing Electron apps to bypass macOS' safety controls

After reading Adam Chester’s neat article about bypassing macOS privacy controls, I decided to share my late discovered trick.
To bypass the Transparency, Consent, and Control service (TCC), we request an Electron application that already has any privacy permissions. As it turns out, you most likely have at least 1 specified app installed - look, for example, on your desktop messengers.
Especially for this post, I created a simple Electron app that has access to the camera.