I remember reading articles like this since 2016 or 2017. How come nothing has changed in so many years? Is this issue not important enough? Or is the solution just to expensive/unpractical to implement?
Also, if you want to spend a lot of time, effort or money to vastly improve something, would you put it into JS or would you perhaps focus on another language that has better foundations and hope it catches on, where there is the potential to outperform (in quality and consistency) the JS ecosystem? Perhaps those with more sense move to other ecosystems, such as C#, Go, Java, Elixir? I say this as a long-time user of JS who has recently enjoyed his foray into Elixir.