Last year, I filed an issue for Termux bringing up that it's in violation of the Play Store policy on downloading executable code: github.com/termux/termux-. I proposed implementing packages via apks and mentioned that SELinux policy would likely break their approach down the road.
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Surprise: Android Q breaks their approach for apps targeting API 29 or above.
github.com/termux/termux-
If you look at the original issue I filed, you can see that what I was saying was totally dismissed and ridiculed. I got called a "concern troll" for trying to keep it working.
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Right, unless users were given scripting to generate apps from the code they've written, since you can sideload a freshly generated app. Just requires user consent to install it and the package manager puts your files in the native app directory where that app can execute them.