You can't even package up a python application to work on an arbitrary machine with those libraries without a world of hurt and some quite laughable hacks, most distributed python software is started from a .bat file that installs a local copy of python not an .exe, the ones that are a single .exe (PyInstaller) unzip themselves into a temp folder every time they are run.

With how poor Python is at even distributing software written in it's home desktop environment to another machine it's going to be a large leap to get all that to work on another machine without in another environment. (Environment as in desktop/browser not venv wrapper)

Python seems so limited in where it can go by the ideological choice that it's installed into the base of the operating system rather than treating it's libraries as relative to it's scripts location. Entire ecosystem is built within wrappers just for this ideology.

Says a lot imho when it's easier to distribute a Javascript application to people than a Python one when JS was never intended to run outside a browser.