Having one package for all of these — that's okay and something people might want. Intentionally spreading it out to 26 "packages" — just no.
But I'm with you, this is ridiculous and auditability alone is reason enough to avoid it. Even if you were trying to make a case for composable packages this is absurd to the point that I wonder if it's self aware criticism of npm or an inside joke.
Precisely what? That's not one self-contained package I said is okay.