And I'm not entirely sure it would be good idea for general purpose language. Knowing the history servers. Which likely will anyway have some critical design or security issue at one and probably many points in their life.
There's the adage that the standard library is where modules go to die, which seems to ring true in Python's case.
Having a big standard library can be great, especially for things and designs that have been settled years ago, but inclusion into the standard library means iterating upon those modules will receive pushback from maintainers looking out for consumers of the standard library who need it to remain stable for potentially decades.
