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Trusting any 3rd party means of logging into your Steam account puts it at risk. Most of those games would never work anyways because of their need for a certain GPU. Even if emulated a $1500 S25 Ultra is not going to have powerful enough specs for many PC games.
Be better off just doing it the streaming way through Steam Link.
What I used to do was rent a workstation with cloud access. It's not much $ and you'll have a dedicated PC with specs such as i7 with 4080 or better CPU/GPU and access that PC online and install games to it natively and stream them to your phone/tablet
I imagine the opensource version would be easier to register as malware since the code is public.