Unfortunately most of that doesn't really matter for any non-trivial project, because you'll almost unavoidably need a module for something. A lot of the time you'll find out that it's bit rotted 5 years ago, and the bug tracker has a 7 year old issue nobody seems to have read.

It's even worse for anything that interacts with libraries or APIs -- those change over time, and often nobody does the work to repair compatibility.

So I think at this point it's fair to say it's dead. Even if the core language is technically functional, the ecosystem is rotting.