It is true that this can be a bit tricky, since there isn't a universal way for every kind and type of non js dependency. But there is one way or another for every one. For most cases e.g. there is a generic or specific webpack loader. And I personally rarely experienced such thing. Mostly regarding native modules for which there is a webpack loader, but might require special handling for Lambda one way or another.
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It is true that this can be a bit tricky, since there isn't a universal way for every kind and type of non js dependency. But there is one way or another for every one. For most cases e.g. there is a generic or specific webpack loader. And I personally rarely experienced such thing. Mostly regarding native modules for which there is a webpack loader, but might require special handling for Lambda one way or another.