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As I keep saying it is not good software design to compile everything in, making all users, even those on Raspberry Pi, pay for lexers and parsers that are not used by them.
Honest question here: would they pay in binary size or in memory consumption? I know that Notepad++ statically builds the entirety of (Sci/Lex)illa into every release since 2021 — yes, every lexer module is in there, whether end users know it or not. But the only degradation from the older "SciLexer.dll" was set down to an unoptimized build of Boost.Regex.
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