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I treat all sleep related disruptions like a phase until it has persisted for at least a month. I would keep doing what you're doing and enforcing nap time. If she doesn't nap then ok, early bedtime. My ped told me that quiet time in the crib even if they don't sleep is better than nothing.
And in my opinion 2 is wayyy to young to drop a nap. (I think you agree, just concurring with you).

Hang in there, I bet she'll start napping again before you know it.

We hit sleep hiccups right at age 2 and age 3. Yay milestones. It usually lasted about 2 weeks or less and then back to normal.

Could be getting molars? My son didn't nap when getting 2 year molars. He also didn't so when he brother was born for 2 weeks. He did give up the nap on the early side (34m)

My son did this at 2 and at 2.5 but I stuck with quiet time and he always went back to napping most days at least. We dropped the nap just after he turned 3 last month (he was only napping maybe once a week and even a brief nap wreaks havoc with bedtime).

I think it's up to you whether or not it's a phase. Pretty much all kids I know went through the same thing at the same age. Some of the moms just gave up on naps at that point and some persisted and got their kids back on track. With my oldest, this was a major turning point. He went from a terrible sleeper to a great one for both naps and nighttime. My second didn't really have such a positive outcome from it but he did start napping regularly again. To get him to nap during this stage I sat next to him in my bed and he would fall asleep. He does nap in his bed now - it was just a temporary fix. Good luck!

My kiddo is 3.5 and she has gone through lots of phases where she didn't nap for a couple weeks. Sometimes she just isn't tired so now I just roll with it and enjoy the early bedtime. She will likely go back to it! Mine still naps about 50% of the time