Dunno what the laws are like where you live but might be worth doing some lessons with a friend on quieter country roads to get more practice with the clutch if possible.
I once paid an electrician to do some electrical work in my house, therefor I am an electrician, otherwise, how would I have working power in my house?
Just use a good GUI tool for git and Google how to do stuff with command line when needed, you'll eventually pick it up. Chatgpt and it's ilk can also be helpful with figuring out things when Google fails.
A lot of millennials learned more IT skills due to user unfriendly operating systems, whereas a lot of GenZ don't have as much exposure to that, due to phones being way more capable and having OS's being more user friendly and locked down.
Millennials remember when video games weren't pay to win.
Wouldn't that be entrapment though?