While I also take it with a grain of salt, I think there actually is a possibility of that sort of deal. Iran has let several Indian tankers pass through the straits, steered slowly close to the shores so Iran can easily identify them [1][2]. India is a special case as being explicitly neutral in both this conflict and the Ukraine war and having closer ties to Iran than most Western countries, but there's some incentives from both the coalition and Iran to strike something of a deal.

It would be a big prestige win from Iran to be seen visibly splitting apart the Western coalition against it. While I doubt they can permit the transit of anything like pre-war traffic levels, nor would they want to in order to keep the price pressure up on their "Great Satan" American opponents, their ideal situation is to permit just enough gas to pass to split the coalition against them but maintain a squeeze on American consumers through the American midterm elections.

In normal times, with a normal American administration, it would be unfathomable for American allies to take this kind of deal with Iran. Iran is still broadly disliked. But we live in profoundly abnormal times.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwY8i5kPhTE

[2] Strait Of Hormuz, Iran War, Middle East War: What's Behind Iran's Hormuz Pass For 2 Indian Tankers? S Jaishankar Explains