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So you are just storing source code of programs on the blockchain? That's not
making Bitcoin Turing complete, because the code
is not running on Bitcoin, it's just stored on the blockchain. That's like saying my hard drive or GitHub are Turing complete, because I can store program code on them.
Nonetheless, I'm interested in better understanding how you are storing the data.
For instance, you have a JavaScript file stored in transaction
743908c7b0dd89b68956987a3f8ddc3c1d4316452659bff71d241dbb0813fd46.
It only contains normal transactions to apparently valid addresses, so the idea of using hex bytes as recipient addresses hasn't been done here, apparently.
bitcoin and all the altcoins are not turing complete without apertus.io together they are a completely decentralized turing machine that uses signed transactions and trust to operate.
here is a great website that describes the process.