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Nice! I did the same thing until my school figured out how to block Google Play
Yeah the restrictions on Chromebooks are really annoying. Termux is the only way I can actually program on my chromebook and if they remove that I guess it's time to buy a Thinkpad.
You can download and run an apk of Termux (this is v118), or even of F-Droid so you can install Termux and keep it up to date.