My MuseScore scores, also available here.
If you're going to make anything derivative of any of my scores, just make sure to give me (ThePython or ThePython10110) proper credit.
MuseScore doesn't allow you to download files without spending money. Giving MuseScore money is generally a bad idea (every individual letter of that is a separate link because I occasionally actually put unnecessary effort into things). For that reason, I've decided to make mine publicly available here, available in several different formats.
I used Python and GitHub Actions to automatically convert files every time I push to this repository. Here's the GitHub Actions YAML file, and here's the Python script. The converted files are (fairly obviously) in the "Converted" folder.
The Python script is designed to be run in a folder with subfolders called MuseScore3 and MuseScore4, each containing scores from those versions. It doesn't include MuseScore 2 because I'm lazy and nobody uses it anymore anyway. It also expects MS3 and MS4 to be installed on the default paths: C:\Program Files\MuseScore #\bin\MuseScore#.exe (where # is the major version number).
The MIDI flipping capabilities rely on my version of midiflip.
The GitHub Actions workflow runs on every push, unless the most recent commit includes "|NoConvert|" in the title. I will probably not use it much because I'd prefer to convert files on my computer so all the custom sounds (Muse Sounds, VSTs, soundfonts...) work correctly.