Is the EV3 (V4) display framebuffer accessible from user-level Python?

[BertLindeman]

On ev3dev/Pybricks V2 it was possible to take a screenshot of the EV3 display.
In Pybricks V4 I cannot find a user-level API to read the current display contents.

Is the display implementation or its framebuffer accessible through an existing user-level Python object?

The intended use is to mirror the EV3 display on an external device, e.g. an old tablet.

The EV3 display is only 178 x 128 pixels, so a 1-bit framebuffer would be small enough to transmit at, say, 5 fps.
The idea is to do this via AntonsMindstorms LMS-ESP32.

In particular, does the existing V4 implementation expose the display buffer indirectly through a user-level Python object, perhaps via pbio/image or another mechanism?

If so, where should I look in the source/API?

[laurensvalk]

It depends. Do you have a day or two? 👀 ?

[BertLindeman]

It depends. Do you have a day or two? 👀 ?

I have about 6 days in a week for it ;-)
Do I read between the lines "not very doable"?

[dlech]

I think you should read between the lines, we might have a surprise for you. In a few days. 😄