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What's so different compared to NodeMCU or Wemos?
I am using one of the newer 8266 Deauther board (the one with 18650 battery and RGB led) as a HomeAssistant ESPHome display and can't remember any difficulties, when replacing my breadboard-wired NodeMCUv2 with the Deauther.
So in my opinion, the "DSTIKE 8266MOD" on Deauther is very similar to "AZ-Delivery 8266MOD 12-F", and even Spacehuhn points to similar details here.
So for my understanding, the trick is not to try following the All-at-once-Board-definition Spacehuhn made for the Arduino IDE. Because his Arduino "Board" package contains a lot of stuff which is organized diferently in PlatformIO. If you follow his Arduino IDE instructions, you inherit all the dependencies, from compiler via libraries. PIO is working a little bit different. A Board is a board. Dependencies are mainatined in platformio.ini.
Quite a some hours task to adopt this. But if you really need it, you could either ask Spacehuhn or could start a 8266 Arduino project in PIO, add his code and complete the dependencies by compile, error, look at his json for the lib name, add it, retry...
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