Only 14 years after 3 was released, and over 2 years after 2.x was truly killed off for good , but better late than never.
Bundling a dead technology that users couldn't remove or update made using actual normal python borderline impossible without being forced into a third party software manager.
Shipping with it is not the same as "if you uninstall it, which you can't even do unless you boot into safe mode and turn off kernel lever application protection, your OS is now broken beyond repair and you'll need a full reinstall", though.
Bundling a dead technology that users couldn't remove or update made using actual normal python borderline impossible without being forced into a third party software manager.