I'm not sure. I take full-stack to mean the front-end, middleware and back-end of a webapp. I would still call it being a "generalist" when applying the concept to computer technology in general. For example, the CTO of an org should be a technology generalist, not a full-stack web dev.
Of course, this is just my personal opinion based on what I have experienced over the last 40 years.
Of course, this is just my personal opinion based on what I have experienced over the last 40 years.