Should Node.js embrace a native, lightweight dependency injection pattern for large-scale applications?

[Kamakhya-s]

"Most backend ecosystems (like NestJS, Spring, or ASP.NET) have a core opinion on dependency injection for structuring large codebases, whereas Node.js core has historically left architecture entirely up to userland libraries.

As Node applications scale into massive microservices, we end up relying on fragmented third-party containers or manual wiring. Do you think Node.js should ever introduce a lightweight native primitive for service wiring, or does keeping it unopinionated remain its biggest strength?"