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Going to merge this to fix the issues, but we can iterate on it later. I'd appreciate if you can look @jsnajdr when you have time.

If all we need are really just the templates and nothing else, we could call wp_print_media_templates instead of wp_enqueue_media. wp_print_media_templates is a big and boring function that just prints a lot of static HTML. On the other hand, wp_enqueue_media is quite complex.

I can try out if the boot page continues to be fixed with that simplification.

AFAIK, we need to enqueue the scripts as well and the scripts make use of the templates.

In that case this current implementation is probably the best we can do, I don't immediately see a better/simpler way to do it.

The site-editor.php and edit-form-blocks.php pages in Core, the ones that load Gutenberg, also call wp_enqueue_media.