Unable to find an entry point named "napi_create_platform" in DLL

I've been trying to figure this out for days with different approaches, but I can't find a way for it to work.

var runtime = new NodejsPlatform("C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\node.exe");

This line to use NodeJS in the C# application fails no matter what I do. Initially, I was trying to connect it to Electron binary, but when it failed I figured they had changed something and that is why. I tried using the official Windows binary - but still to no avail. I even got Node to compile as a shared library to a .dll file. They all result in an error for lacking napi_create_platform. dumpbin shows a bunch of napi_ prefixed functions, but nothing with platform or engine in the name.

I even went into a digital archeologist mode and went through some of Node commit history, but I can't find the napi_create_platform function that would be a connection point to Node. There are only C++ classes. What am I missing?

Start at the NodejsPlatform constructor shown in the issue and trace how it looks up napi_create_platform in the selected DLL. Compare the exports of the official Windows Node binary and the compiled shared library using dumpbin. Done means identifying a compatible binary/API combination or documenting why the requested entry point is unavailable.