Can I use a 3x10 or 2x11 front derailleur on a 3x11 drivetrain?

I recently started changing the drivetrain on my Trail 6 (2020) and I wanted to jump to 3×11 from the 2×9 mixed Altus/Alivio it came as stock. My mistake was not paying attention to the type of pull my frame was built for, for the front derailleur: it’s bottom pull.

I have all the components installed on the frame: 3×11 22-30-40 XT crankset, 22-40 11spd sprocket, 11spd XT chain with 138 links and 3×11 SLX Shifters. But the front derailleur had front pull which, sadly, cannot be used on the bike’s frame. For the moment, I’m using the default 2/3×9 Altus front derailleur but, as you may assume, it’s kinda bad (25% of the ratios cannot be used due to excessive chain rubbing and whatnot).

After extensive search, I’ve realized that there are no 3×11 front derailleurs with bottom or dual pull… only 2×11 or 3×10. Since i`m not gonna return the drivetrain (I’ve tested it for 2 days and it started showing signs of wear/tear, as is normal), my question is: can I reliably (or semi-reliably) use a 2×11 or 3×10 front derailleur with a 3×11 transmission? If yes, which of the two is more recommended?