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Normally, once you twisted it that far it would broken the three small tubes behind the control unit. Then you would either have had to replace the valve, or call me to replace the three small tubes. There is no "recovery" from what you did. Any attempt to straighten it out will probably finish...

Since when, and why, have gravity systems become "illegal:?

A spring check valve will NOT open with the very minimal pressure of a gravity system. In fact, it may not even open a swing check which is why there is usually a small hole drilled in the gate to allow flow.

I have NEVER seen that type soldered. They have always been screwed on

Unless you were to use an "eccentric reducer/increaser" the change in size would introduce a "step" in the flow line. And all codes prohibit increasing the pipe size in drain lines in the upstream direction.

The sleeves distort and bind when you try to remove them with pliers. Insert a snug fitting socket into the sleeve to support the sleeve then you can unscrew it and get to the stem's hex to remove it.

??????? Just like a single sink. You turn off the water valves.

bath tub, shower, bath/shower combination, or anywhere mixed hot/cold water was desired.

Depending on how the valve is designed, it could be a BETTER installation. Similar to inverting Delta, and some other valves, to improve flow.

Get 12", or longer, flush elbows.

UNless the entire valve rotates when you try to unscrew it, just turn the chrome piece.

If a snake cannot go around a 90 degree turn, it is useless for ANY drain clearing job. Even "flat tapes" will negotiate a turn.

Unscrew the chrome bell under the handle.

Your house pressure is immaterial. The air pressure in the RO tank determines your RO pressure

You buy a bidet faucet/filler, which has it bulet in.

It is the cartridge, not the spool

you did not send a picture.

That was a "legal" gas pipe, but that material was VERY prone for corrosion. I would not trust any portion of it once a section started leaking.

My initial guess is Pfister, but would need to see it without the handle attached

Or inside a corner cabinet.