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Realistically, even very hard is easy enough to not need much cyberware. Grab Adrenaline Rush and the mitigation perks, that is your survivability handled, then grab a Satara and the tech weapon and bolt perks, now you can wholesale slaughter everything you come across.
I'm not sure how much flesh a cyberdeck replaces to be honest, they just look like a neural chip in the game images. It's not the deep dive port you see on the backs of some runner's heads, that's it's own thing, and I've seen old school ones that are worn on the hip like a little laptop almost. It's perfectly fine if you use one at 3 int, they are still an amazing "utility belt".
Dash would be your best survival tool in open combat but if you are going for the minimal chrome feel well... It feels like it absolutely should have been a cyberware ability, as a matter of fact if it took up the operating system slot I would use it over anything else because that's how strong it is. My sandy is an afterthought because I survive just fine on very hard by dashing around. Cool has some nice mitigation stuff which helps when crouching and aiming from cover, and that doesn't make you feel like a super borg.
This is actually a really fun way to play, you are a reluctant chromer. You don't slot anything you can live without but sometimes you can't live without it and you gotta bite the bullet. Every piece of cyberware just says difficulty -x% on it when you get right down to it anyway.