2004 Dodge Dakota Check Engine Light Flashes and Stays On: Random Misfire Code P0300 with Intermittent Shudder on Acceleration

My 2004 Dodge Dakota has a persistent check engine light that flashes and remains on for several days. The truck runs fine under normal conditions, though it exhibits a slight shimmy when idling. After being taken to two different mechanic shops over three weeks, the only diagnostic result shown is a random misfire code (P0300). The light clears after a few days, but the vehicle still performs normally—except for occasional shuddering during acceleration when exiting parallel parking. When accelerating from a stop, especially at traffic lights, the engine bucks and surges; however, if gently feathered, it smoothly accelerates without issues. A recent hard start occurred after bringing the truck home, but it eventually ran to speed with the check engine light still flashing. The mechanic replaced all spark plugs and tested each coil individually using new replacements on both sides of the engine. An engine pressure test was also performed, showing no signs of random misfires. Despite multiple visits and thorough diagnostics, no root cause has been identified. I am now seeking further guidance on potential causes, especially given the intermittent nature of the symptoms and the flashing check engine light.