ShizuTools allows you to run ADB command through intents, which means that you can use Tasker (or other similar app) to run the ADB reboot command. I tested this part and it works.
The problem is that you would need to start Shizuku manually after each restart.
Searching TaskerNet for shizuku, I was able to find some projects that can start shizuku for you, although I haven’t tried them out.

So, it does seem possible, but with quite a bit of setup.

Maybe Mindful

Looking at Witcher TV series

Mixplorer also adds the option in the share menu to save the file.

From my experience, in chrome browsers, tap and hold context menu will differ in some cases (I’m not exactly sure depending on what), but sometimes you will have the option copy link address which will copy just the image link, and in other cases you will only have share image option which I personally never use.
It seems like share image option copies the image into the clipboard and if you choose to include the link, it will also paste the link bellow (link to the page where you copied the image from, and not the direct link to the image, it seems like). And that will work (including the link) only if you share the image to a specific app. If you choose copy image option from the share menu, it will only copy the image to clipboard without the link, even if you choose to include the link as well.
So in such cases you would have to long tap on the image, open image in new tab and then copy the link from the url bar, which is how I always done it, but it is pretty stupid that you can’t copy only the link from that share menu.
Maybe there is some other way that I don’t know of ¯\(ツ)/¯

In firefox browser you will always have the option to copy image location, which will copy just the image link, I’m not sure about other browsers.

I was just messing with the settings and this is what worked for me…

In Heliboard settings:

• Set the language to your native language.
  You may have to download and add the dictionary for your native language. For my native language it was missing, so it asked me to add it.
• Turn on the multilingual typing option for English.

In system settings:

Go to Spell Checker settings (you can search that term in system settings, for me it was in Languages & Input > Tools category > Spell Checker)

• You want to enable the spell checker if it isn’t already.
• Set languages to your native language.
• Set the default spell checker to Heliboard.

Yeah it is visible, but much more subtle than on your original picture in the post.

Easier to see against the black background:

Maybe it’s just a temporary image retention? Was there something (bright or white) previously at that section of the screen? Like some app that you use often?

OLED burn-in maybe?

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I think the only way to show the icon on the status bar with tasker is using the notification (notify task) and giving it an icon.

     Profile: Detect Auto-rotation setting change
    	Event: Custom Setting [ Type:System Name:accelerometer_rotation Value:* ]
    
    
    
    Enter Task: Un-notify if autorotate off
    
    A1: Custom Setting [
         Type: System
         Name: accelerometer_rotation
         Read Setting To: %arstat ]
    
    A2: Notify Cancel [
         Title: ar ]
        If  [ %arstat ~ 0 ]
    
    A3: Notify [
         Title: ar
         Icon: mw_device_screen_rotation
         Number: 0
         Priority: 3
         LED Colour: Red
         LED Rate: 0 ]
        If  [ %arstat ~ 1 ]
    
       

You can set the notification to silent.

I also needed that feature recently and I found out that there was an option for 180° rotation that I needed to toggle on. But this is most likely specific to the ROM that I’m using.