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Maybe you could use pybricks (for coding in pythona as the name suggests)? It seems to flash the brick with new firmware but according to them it's easy to restore.
EDIT: apparently pybricks does block programing as well
I personally don't have a BOOST but instead an ev3. For my beloved ev3 I've been using ev3dev, which runs Linux on the ev3 brick. But from what I know the BOOST barely has any processing power of its own so something like that would (probably) not be possible for the BOOST.