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Termux should be enough in that case.
The problem with Termux is that it has limited access to SD card. You have to either root the phone or keep everything Termux realted in phone storage or the special directory android gives to Termux on sd card.
And I couldn't find a way to create a link to it.
That's fair. Storage has long been an annoying issue with Android, but yeah, I normally go the root option when all else fails. I've mostly just used it for network troubleshooting recently though, which doesn't need any additional storage.
Take a look on Termux, Userland and andronix. Just don't forget to get termux from F-Droid.