At least Node.js and Rust distribute dependencies as source. NPM and Cargo automate adding and compiling dependencies.
But, to be quite blunt: I've put a few hobby packages up on Cargo and NPM just to see if other people like them. If you think I'm going to assume liability if someone hits a bug, then you're in for a rude awakening.
The source code is available for free for anyone who wants to use or modify it. If it doesn't meet someone's needs, they can fix it themselves or contact me and we can work out a mutually beneficial arrangement.
But, to be quite blunt: I've put a few hobby packages up on Cargo and NPM just to see if other people like them. If you think I'm going to assume liability if someone hits a bug, then you're in for a rude awakening.
The source code is available for free for anyone who wants to use or modify it. If it doesn't meet someone's needs, they can fix it themselves or contact me and we can work out a mutually beneficial arrangement.