In general yes, you can run my versions on arm linux. I have not read this thread here, but my versions do not require mono/.net or anthing else to be installed. That means running/testing if it runs is as easy as:
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wget https://mfbot.marenga.dev/version/12/MFBot_Konsole_Linux_ARM
chmod +x MFBot_Konsole_Linux_ARM
./MFBot_Konsole_Linux_ARM
If you are using the 64bit version of raspbian, the command would instead be
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wget https://mfbot.marenga.dev/version/12/MFBot_Konsole_Linux_ARM64
chmod +x MFBot_Konsole_Linux_ARM64
./MFBot_Konsole_Linux_ARM64
You will need to copy over an Acc.ini from your PC to the folder the bot is in, but that should be it.
Just tested this again on my raspberry pi to make sure this works. The issue is, that my raspberry pi is not running debian and I updated a few things in the bot and some of them might be too new for debian/raspbian, so you might get errors like "XYZ.so not found", or "Kernel version ...". Since that happened twice already to other users, I would see, what I need to downgrade for things to work again and then publish a new version, but in theory that should be it. Just tell me how it went.
In general, if you want the bot to run when you are not connected, just open tmux and start the bot in there, or create a systemd script to run the bot automatically. I can elaborate on that, I don't know what the thread here recommended, but I could give you adjusted instructions.
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If nothing works, you could (probably, untested) run the windows version, yes:
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wget https://mfbot.marenga.dev/version/12/MFBot_Konsole_x86.exe
mono MFBot_Konsole_x86.exe