With a small sail on a shortish mast, this won't be too obnoxious to cope with. When removing and stowing the sail, you just work it over the glob of tackle by hand after removing the boom and snotter rope. Another is to use jaws on the boom, and put the snotter at the clew end of the sail. This is the Commodore Munroe approach which he used on his sharpies, and it must have worked because they came in large sizes. On the right is the mainsail.
Blue dots are blocks.
One block well forward to lead the halyard away from the end of the sprit boom and then back to a cleat near the skipper. Can be lashed to the stemhead. One block at the base of the mast, on the side away from the sprit boom, which leads the snotter rope back within reach of the skipper. A jam cleat is best here. The reddish dot is a bullseye for the tack.