It might just be me living in a bubble, but I'd much rather have the full version downloaded to my machine in it's "raw" form than a "compiled" version.

Even just for the ability to dive into the source i'm using if i'm debugging something, or be able to look at the actual code i'm running if I want to understand how a tool works.

This is one of the reasons why I like how lodash handles their library. You can install the "regular" version of lodash and require it like "normal", or you can install a single big compiled lodash file, or you can install one that exports as ES6 modules, or you can install a single function at a time...

Obviously every package can't afford to spend that much time on packaging, but a framework similar to that along with some changes to NPM to allow tagging a package as an "alias" of another (so lodash-as-one-big-file will be treated as lodash for other packages) would go a long way into making everyone happy.