Install and run OpenSSH-win32?

I've had positive experience with https://github.com/PowerShell/openssh-portable on Windows Server 2016
* I've been able to install very simply via chocolatey (https://github.com/PowerShell/Win32-OpenSSH/wiki/Install-Win32-OpenSSH) (there's a non-choco method that I have not tried out, since I expect you might not want to take another dependency to a base image)
* I've been able to successfully connect over ssh from my macOS to the Windows machines
* I'm successfully using the `ssh-agent` service to hold private keys for user accounts

I would love a world where I didn't have to deal with WinRM (can elaborate, but on request - want to keep this concise) and instead could use ssh to communicate to each of my remote fleet.

I was wondering at which point GCE might start to create base images that have it installed and, if not running, at least ready to go via a metadata-script nudge? I appreciate that one could install it via those means too, at the cost of extra time during either baking or boot.

Would you welcome a PR that added it, and if so, would you mind outlining what you might, vs might not, accept?