> But they fail to scale for teams where you want a distributed version system, automated tests and CI/CD pipelines.

I don't think this is true? Certainly you could have done those things with Delphi but it pre-dated DVCS and CI/CD being common concerns.

> Also you want to reuse code via package management systems.

Again, these tools pre-dated package management systems being in common use because they pre-date internet access at any sort of bandwidth being a reliable assumption. No reason they couldn't have one. Perl did at the time, which I mainly put down to it being in common use where internet access was a reliable assumption, but very little else did.

> And a single code base for several target systems (cross compilation , electron) is also nice

You can absolutely do this with Lazarus, which picked up where Delphi left off. Flash also counts here.