I know it's annoying (and apparently there is a solution for generating the required files before the build), but in these kinds of situations Go and Rust are g

I know it's annoying (and apparently there is a solution for generating the required files before the build), but in these kinds of situations Go and Rust are great for doing a static build on the system and then copying into a scratch image. Versus Python and Node often needing to properly link with the system they'll actually be running in.