One last thing to try would be to roll back the changes you did with the eopkg hs -t function. From your reddit posts it seems you can still reach TTY/terminal.
When you're there first run the command eopkg hs. This will give you a list like the following:
Look for the "Operation #" just before the one that uninstalled Python.
With the command sudo eopkg hs -t [number] (inserting the number of the operation before removing Python), you can roll back your packages to that previous state (provided the package manager still works correctly, and you didn't overwrite anything else). After that reboot [edit: actually maybe first also do a sudo eopkg up to update all packages to their latest versions again, then reboot]
