Can we get a Vector2 GetScreenToWorld(Vector2 position, Camera camera)

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I added this function to rcore.c then recompiled I had no errors but i dont think I implemented the function correctly
So I am wanting the function to be official

Vector2 GetScreenToWorld(Vector2 position, Camera camera)
{
    Matrix invMatCamera = MatrixInvert(GetCameraMatrix(camera));
    Vector3 transform = Vector3Transform((Vector3){ position.x, position.y, 0 }, invMatCamera);

    return (Vector2){ transform.x, transform.y };
}

The Reason would be to be able to do something like

Vector2 ScrnPos = GetScreenToWorld(Vector2{(float)GetScreenWidth(), (float)GetScreenHeight() }, v.camera);

if(cube.cubePos.y < ScrnPos.y){

        v.collided = false;
        v.grav -= 0.001f;
        
}else if(cube.cubePos.y > ScrnPos.y){
        v.collided = true;
        v.grav -= 0.00f;
        cube.initCube(0, newCubePos);
}

There is a 2d version but obviously i am using a 3d camera so i cant use it
I really am not sure why there isnt a 3d version at all

i know unity has a Camera.ViewportToWorldPoint and Camera.WorldToViewportPoint meant for 3D and i used this alot

This GetScreenToWorld would be great and extremely helpful

EDIT: I have gotten Closer to Creating the Function.
Here is What I have so Far, It works to some extant

Vector2 GetScreenToWorld(Vector2 screenPos, Camera camera) { ///VERSION 1
    // Calculate view-projection matrix
    Matrix viewMatrix = GetCameraMatrix(camera);
    Matrix projectionMatrix = MatrixPerspective(camera.fovy * DEG2RAD, (float)GetScreenWidth() / (float)GetScreenHeight(), 0.1f, 1000.0f);
    Matrix viewProjectionMatrix = MatrixMultiply(viewMatrix, projectionMatrix);

    // Convert screen position to NDC
    Vector3 ndcPos = {(2.0f * screenPos.x) / GetScreenWidth() - 1.0f,
                       -1.0f - (2.0f * screenPos.y) / GetScreenHeight(),
                       0.0f}; // Default depth value for unprojecting to the far plane

    // Unproject NDC position to world coordinates
    Vector3 worldPos = Vector3Transform(ndcPos, viewProjectionMatrix);

    return (Vector2){ worldPos.x, worldPos.y };
}