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Rebinding with in game icons reflecting the chosen keys would be ideal.
Using Autohotkey you can remap keys with as simple of code as "a::b"
SourceKey::DestinationKey
You can pretty much create a text file with those mappings (one per line) and rename the extension as .ahk and double click it before playing...
Or you could get fancy and get deep into it and create a single remapping script that makes each set of remaps only active depending on if a particular process (game) is running and have that script start at log-in.
https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v1/misc/Remap.htm
Edit: I'm on Steam Deck and autohotkey is for windows unfortunately.
These solutions don't seem to work. The game still uses the default keyboard bindings.