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I believe simply abandoning 5733OPS and using iACS Tools -> Open Source Package Management is now adequate.
I had hesitated before on this but my latest explorations seem to indicate that the yum regimen is a complete replacement for PASE.
Some classic QSH programs will always be useful, e.g., the QSH grep command which understand EBCDIC.
However, as Kevin Adler has pointed out elsewhere, a pipeline using iconv can feed EBCDIC diffs to gnu grep.
So the yum packages are already sufficient and continue to expand their superset of old 5733OPS functionality.
There is a migration guide already available at https://bitbucket.org/ibmi/opensource/src/master/docs/troubleshooting/5733OPS_MIGRATION.md
If there are things you would like added or changed, feel free to contribute those changes (the documentation itself is open source) or create a new issue at https://bitbucket.org/ibmi/opensource/issues/new