Then you already know it's not Python specific problem.
I don't use (try not to rely on) software that has that problem. In general. If it needs to be that complicated then to me that means whoever programmed it doesn't know what they are doing. How could they if they are letting something else do all the work for them and they are just slapping something together?...
Maybe NodeJS programs have so many files, because JavaScript programmers like to use a lot of packages, even for one-liners:
https://dev.to/jyotishman/10-useless-npm-package-with-millions-of-downloads-de9
Yeah, I've played around with javascript bitcoin tools here and there but I'm not a big fan of them. To me, running programs in a web browser for doing things like creating bitcoin addresses I don't trust web browsers. They connect to the internet. Which is a bad thing when it comes to keeping things secret. https://dev.to/jyotishman/10-useless-npm-package-with-millions-of-downloads-de9
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Your comparison doesn't make sense, the number (515 vs 1019) means Python is more popular programming language among Bitcoiner who have programming skill. For example, there are 154 bitcoin library for Ruby (https://rubygems.org/search?query=bitcoin). Does that mean Ruby is 6.6x times better than Python and 3.3x times better than C#?
it might mean that. it all depends on the quality of the ruby and C# packages. if there are some good ones then it could mean that.