T2 chip on a PCI/m.2 adapter?

I looked up online and so far what I found indicates that it should be possible to create a PCI adapter for T2 SoC chip:

https://i.blackhat.com/USA-19/Thursday/us-19-Davidov-Inside-The-Apple-T2.pdf

With a T2 chip bastardized from a decommissioned or a malfunctioning Mac and an such adapter, a Hackintosh could be a thing for several more years, including pretty much all the same functionality as with the current Apple Silicon line.

The only thing required would be reverse-engineering the pinout, but that can’t be too difficult, given how the SoC is connected to the well-documented Intel chipset, plus a ROM chip.

I can imagine how the adapter would have a BGA socket that would enable to attach the chip without soldering at all.