I disagree. I also believe you might be equating your preferences with necessities. Much of what you listed is absolutely not needed, and often just brings in more external dependencies of questionable benefit. Take AutoMapper, for example, I cannot stand the tool, but many people enjoy it. I (sarcastically) bet many were thrilled when Jimmy, the maintainer decided to change to a paid license years after its release and heavy adoption.

I would argue .NET is roughly just as feature packed as many other frameworks, if not more so. I am glad many popular 3rd-party libraries are not baked into .NET. I do not want frameworks to be rife with garbage no one needs. Keep them lean and keep them mean.

Though, I will agree with you on logging. I do believe that the 3rd-party solutions are better.