I would actually prefer that they include the AWS SDK v3 on all Node.js runtimes the same way they did it for AWS SDK v2. I know they moved away from this practice in order to let developers pin the exact version they need in package.json.
However, the modular architecture of SDK v3 would allow to do both options: make all SDKs available by default and let developers bundle specific versions with their deployment.
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I would actually prefer that they include the AWS SDK v3 on all Node.js runtimes the same way they did it for AWS SDK v2. I know they moved away from this practice in order to let developers pin the exact version they need in package.json.
However, the modular architecture of SDK v3 would allow to do both options: make all SDKs available by default and let developers bundle specific versions with their deployment.