Kinda, but also depends on the language a lot. E.g. in rust it's not uncommon to sometimes split libraries, e.g. -derive libraries (proc macros/derives), -sys

Kinda, but also depends on the language a lot. E.g. in rust it's not uncommon to sometimes split libraries, e.g. -derive libraries (proc macros/derives), -sys (C-bindings without any logic/abstraction, most times auto-generated), and internal components. So counting just the number of "dependencies" can easily get you results, which are way off. Like actix-web has over 10 internal dependencies. (through I should note that they are in the same physical package/uploaded archive, i.e. they are treated as separate packages by rust, but are a single upload, have a single version number etc.).