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Can't you ask support to remove the game if you don't like it anymore? I think so.
I don't know how to reach human support via Steam. Do I need to contact the developer?
You can try reaching out normally or clicking in the support page for a game until you find the option "contact steam support".
I haven't used steam support much but apparently it's pretty good nowadays.
And to be clear, you have tried the support option "I want to permanently remove this game from my account" under the support tab for your specific game, right? I have never used it but it sounds like it's permanent and non reversible.
Yeah, I have. This is the thing I mentioned in my original message. You can restore a "permanently removed game" in about a minute. Not sure why they call it that.