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No, physics needs to be plugin based, because we need to support multiple physics engines. Box2D (or PlanckJS or MatterJS) are not a good choice for classic platform games because these games don't use or require realistic physics. So the physics engine will be a choice, not something built-in.
Depending on that choice, area and body will be behave differently, but their API will stay largely the same.
p5play, Construct 3, GDevelop, and Unity all use the Box2D physics simulator.
Matter.js is not a good physics simulator and was probably only used in kaboom.js due to device limitations years ago.
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