PowerShell was a fundamentally new thing 15 years ago, years pass and I still use zsh and have no desire or motivation to use PowerShell.
It is no longer hyped but also never got a killer app, so it is stuck at "exists" phase.
It is no longer hyped but also never got a killer app, so it is stuck at "exists" phase.
As an end user though I imagine most people use bash or some other unix-world shell, especially post WSL. The "Git Bash" distribution is surprisingly useful as an everyday Windows shell.
UPD: I've just checked it and yes - Chromium developer tools can produce PowerShell snippets. Good.
So if Powershell (which is inbuilt in Windows) can do everything that python does, even if it's harder and clunkier to work with, guess what you're stuck with.