Portable versions of Sublime (all versions, not just the ranges you specified in your question) are available as zip
files and, once extracted will run with no setup steps at all, first time, without having to download anything extra.
They also only come bundled with the application, plugin hosts, and an installer application for applying any updates that might happen.
As such, I would would say the answer to the question is No, unless SublimeHQ are hoping that anyone that tries to run it already has a version of the VC redist packages preinstalled, or it’s statically linked (which I assume is impossible or my windows machine wouldn’t have 37 copies of it installed right now).
In all the time I’ve used Sublime I’ve never seen anyone have such an issue.