Is there a way to go to a global mark from a different file and make it be at the first line?

In my settings.js I have this beauty:

"vim.normalModeKeyBindingsNonRecursive": [
            { "before": ["'", "1"], "after": ["'", "1", "z", "t"] },
            { "before": ["'", "2"], "after": ["'", "2", "z", "t"] },
            { "before": ["'", "3"], "after": ["'", "3", "z", "t"] },
            { "before": ["'", "4"], "after": ["'", "4", "z", "t"] },
            { "before": ["'", "5"], "after": ["'", "5", "z", "t"] },
            { "before": ["'", "6"], "after": ["'", "6", "z", "t"] },
            { "before": ["'", "7"], "after": ["'", "7", "z", "t"] },
            { "before": ["'", "8"], "after": ["'", "8", "z", "t"] },
            { "before": ["'", "9"], "after": ["'", "9", "z", "t"] },
]

The idea is to go to the mark and then zt to go to the first line.

When on the same file, it works. But when the mark is on another file it goes to the mark at the center of the file.

Is there a way to achieve this between different files?

VSCode: v1.108.1
VSCodeVim: v1.32.4

No source files or tests are named. Start by reproducing the shown keybinding with a global mark in another file, then trace the cross-file mark navigation and viewport handling; done means the configured jump places the destination at the first line rather than centering it.