Here is what happened today. I accidentally solved it.
I wanted to remove some of the older boot entries which didn’t work, and I ended up removing the one from the current os. I did this using the efibootmgr. Of course, the os was still in place but when I tried booting up, using one of the other older boot entries which were on the same ssd as my current os, it put me in grub. I typed exit and it booted up to my normal GNOME endeavouros. Only this time, wifi was working. Now, I was trying to install windows on my hdd around the same time today, so when I first booted into linux I didn’t notice the wifi. However, after configuring wifi on windows and coming back to linux on my ssd, I did notice the wifi working. My eyes are barely open right now and I hope all this makes sense. I don’t know if it had anything to do with windows or deleting and booting from different boot entries.