No, I'd imagine most of them are comfortably using a language like Rust which got this right out of the box, or are like OP grumpily insisting that it's impossible and so nothing better can be done.

One of the perverse things about human nature is that many people would rather believe nothing better is possible than go to any effort at all to improve things.

Golang, for one. If you have a diamond dependency problem where two libraries want to use a common ancestors that's incompatible, you're screwed, but otherwise you've got a nice merkle tree of dependency versions built into the tooling.