Why is ServerTransport initialized with working directory related to MIDebuggerPath instead of DebugServer?

In file ServerTransport there is process initialized with WorkingDirectory set to directory of MIDebuggerPath (which is usualy set to gdb executable). What is purpose setting debug server working directory to directory containing GDB instead it's own folder? Are there any special kind of debug servers which needs it?

Personally I think that line 33 in this file should be as follows (+ possible variable name refactoring)

string miDebuggerDir = System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName(localOptions.DebugServer);

instead of

string miDebuggerDir = System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName(localOptions.MIDebuggerPath);

Can I introduce new (launch.vs.json) parameter debugServerCwd for allowing end user to override this path by a config? In case when I would create pull request will it promote to VS 2019 or only to VS 2022?

Start with src/MICore/Transports/ServerTransport.cs at line 33 and compare how MIDebuggerPath and DebugServer are used when the process is initialized. Confirm the intended working-directory behavior and whether a launch.vs.json debugServerCwd option is appropriate, including the stated Visual Studio version scope; done requires a maintainer decision and corresponding implementation scope.