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It looks like Lineage actually might be available although I don’t need it.
I gotta tell you I can’t make heads or tails of the xda forums. Every post has a half dozen abbreviations and I have no idea what I want. What’s the difference between root and TWRP.
TWRP is a custom recovery, which lets you flash magisk and root. The majority of the time, you will want it to root, but occasionally there is a rooting method without twrp
And this "TWRP" involves listening to Tupperware Remix Party until your device decides to work again, right?