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Both I think.
and if you want to put the work into it, old mods for OG Oblivion will work so long as they use in-game assets and not custom or new assets. Remaster is running OG Oblivion under the hood. UE5 is only replacing textures and audio. the file structure is the same, but buried deeper in a few more folders, so its easy enough to manually install some of the old mods
if you think about it, if you already own OG Oblivion, you just paid $60 for a texture pack mod.