I'd rather have my languages focus on being a language and use something non-language-specific like nix or bazel to situate the dependencies. Sure, the languag

I'd rather have my languages focus on being a language and use something non-language-specific like nix or bazel to situate the dependencies. Sure, the language maintainers will need to provide some kind of api which can be called by the more general purpose tool, but why not have it be a first class citizen instead of some kind of foo2nix adapter maintained by a totally separate group of people? There's no need to have a cozy CLI and a bespoke lockfile format and a dedicated package server when I'll be using other tools to handle those things in a non-language-specific way anyhow.