Self-contained single-file assemblies do not require this. Simply specify corresponding properties in .csproj or as arguments to dotnet publish (-p:PublishSingleFile=true --self-contained -r {RID}) and for pure C# projects you will get exactly a single executable file that does not require any dependencies to run except what is expected to have on the average target system (glibc, openssl, etc.).

Other than that, it seems that due to other languages, there is misconception that Native AOT is a panacea that is superior in all areas to normal single-file executables that use JIT. In fact, on average, JIT produces faster code because some optimizations are only possible with tiered and dynamic PGO compilation.