I think that doesn't count, as long as the install is in one piece. That's how Python got its popularity. Its "batteries included" approach meant you got lots of stuff in the stdlib instead of having to chase it all over the interweb. Unfortunately they seemed to have abandoned that approach in more recent times.
Python has a lot of batteries included, but nearly everyone finds it necessary to bring in “requests.” And then once you have one pip package, what’s a few more?
I use urllib instead of requests just to get rid of a dependency. It does all the same stuff with slightly uglier calls. More to the point, Python Central seems to now favor shovelling off stuff to external dependencies.
Isn't the standard library definitionally depth=1?