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In any checklist for saying 100 brachos a day, and based on the fact that we do not answer amen, why is the bracha that ends in "oseh shalom u'voreh es hakol" not considered a bracha?

It is not considered one of the "Birchot Shema" - why is that?

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The bracha that starts יוצר אור ובורא חושך doesn't end with עושה שלום ובורא את הכל. It ends with ברוך אתה ה' יוצר המאורות, probably a few pages later in your siddur.

It's the first of the "Birchot Shema".

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