The thing with traditional package management though, these decisions are not that straightforward, especially for mega packages like KDE or LibreOffice.
When you install a window manager like say, sway, it will install a terminal, alacrity on some distros.
The distro specifically refrains from deleting alacrity when you're uninstalling sway and that's a reasonable thing to do even though people might disagree on it.
None of your listed package managers can do that, and that’s not even a difficult thing like installing 2 firefox versions with only this deep dependency changed.