Rather than try and get things to work on the inferior OS you might find it worth the effort (to say nothing of being less headaches) to install a docker host and see if you can't get a dedicated environment running a decent real OS instead. With that available then you could install the more off-the-shelf tool chain into it more easily (theoretically . . .). Instead of trying to jump through all these hoops getting this (as you say elsewhere in the thread) occasional procedure running "native" you can just spin up a container to process the results and dump the output out as you need it into a shared volume that you then work with from your "normal" platform.
Edit: Looks like there's an osgeo/gdal available which you probably could build upon.
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