Why are so many data structures missing in high-level languages?

Question

Why languages ​​of a higher level (Javascript, PHP, etc.) do not offer data structures such as linked lists, queues, binary trees, etc. as part of their standard library? Is this due to historical / practical / cultural considerations or is there something more fundamental that I am missing.

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Answer 3

My intuitive answer would be that these languages ​​lay out higher-level data structures to the programmer to implement themselves. This allows programmers to tune a specific data structure to the problem solved by the software. Often in an organization, many of these DSes are packaged in libraries for reuse in a large-scale application.