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The closest thing you /can/ realistically do is probably to merge simple mods like config tweaks into one big local mod. I've also seen people merge asset mods like voice packs, but that's a bit more involved.
You mention doing this earlier:
"I successfully had the game saving and loading over 2000 testing mods, with a limit somewhere around the 2160 mod mark. This was purely due to it overflowing the data block responsible for storing mod names and save metadata, and I could shift that point around by just making my mod names (or even just the save name itself) shorter or longer."
How did you make the mod names shorter? Was it by editing the mod names in the Alternative Mod Launcher?