Misleading ERROR message "[ERROR] mysqld.exe: Out of memory (Needed 134217696 bytes)" - no context of causing

There could be a lots of OOM messages.
but one of message very sure is
"[ERROR] mysqld.exe: Out of memory (Needed 134217696 bytes)"
message when MEMORY table engine failed to get allocated space when row inserts.

• Set tmp table size consies for a test
• Create a multiple MEMORY tables with fields(single field is okay)
• Start to insert any of dummy data for each MEMORY tables.
• You will soon see the "[ERROR] mysqld.exe: Out of memory (Needed 134217696 bytes)" kind message which so confuse since it occurs by insert operation.
  It lead DB Operator make unecessory config tweeking for a long time.
  Make messsage more clearer like.

"Memory table(xxxxx) reserved area allocation failed." not just oom.