@ignaloidas I would ignore the thing hard or be annoyed if I'm forced to use it (like Rust tries hard to with the Rewrite-it-in-Rust meme) and I'm pretty sure other distros also would.

It doesn't scales to (semi-)manually dependencies in every little application and it's a huge security hazard (all distros took like less than a day to fix log4shell, while proprietary software took months).
And it's a massive pain in the ass to maintain that stuff because any kind of bugfix then has to be done *everywhere by hand*, effectively eating the bandwidth for other things, including better testing and patches.

Just allow to install the dependencies in a PATH (In any form, be it shared libs, static libs, source, …) and consider actual package managers like Nix/Guix if you want reproducible development environments. (pip/npm/… being annoyingly ignorant of the system dependencies)