If neither 1099-G is taxable in 2023, then you can simply not enter them in TurboTax.
Of course, this means that the IRS has gotten copies of tax forms (the two 1099-Gs) that you did not include on tour return. This means that it is possible that the IRS will notice this and send you a letter. Therefore, you should be prepared to respond that a limitation in the tax software necessitated that you not enter these forms, since that was the only way you could get the proper result on your return. This will not shock the IRS.
So the result is (1) a correct return, and (2) you are prepared to explain what you did to get it if any one ever asks.
Given that many 1099-Gs are not taxable, the IRS may or may not even notice.
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