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"SN API" can be deleted safely ( it just a "bridge", it doesn't modify the save ).
"Drone Repair" dose modify the ships ( the ones with the new software ).
Technically ( because this mod doesn't have a flag that prevents it ) you can load your save after deleting it ( it will just write errors in the log ).
But I would advise removing this software from all ships that have it, then save, then delete the mod. This way, the game doesn't try to load something that doesn't exist.
But than again, better ask the Author.
If I save it, won't it break my save, preventing me from deleting it later?
No.
It like asking: can I cross the river in the car without a bridge.
"SirNukes Mod Support APIs" is the the backbone of many mods that add scripts for a reason, as it's serves as an intermediate between the new stuff and the game engine.
Why you don't want to use it?
It got recently updated by the author, and doesn't interfere with your game.