"javascript.preferences.importModuleSpecifier" relative path, but with current directory prefix

I'm not sure if there is a way to do this already, but I tried so many different setting combinations without any success, so it would be nice to have an option to prefix relative import paths with ./, either as part of the importModuleSpecifier or somewhere else.

So it would go from this:

import FML from '../components/FML'

To this (optional of course, not changing the default behaviour):

import FML from './../components/FML'

I accidentally posted this in the TypeScript Repository first, so here's the original (now deleted) post explaining this further:

I'm having trouble getting the autoimport feature to include ./ at the start of the path for local imports. I tried changing all the settings mentioned above and more to all the possible options and I tried setting it with jsconfig.json - tried pretty much all the possible combinations of these settings - but I just can't get it to work.

The closest I got was the default setting, which made the import paths like this import FML from '../components/FML', but I still have to manually put the ./ before each import path to change it to this import FML from './../components/FML' :( Can anyone help me please (if so, you can send me a mail to not clutter up this post)?

No files or tests are named. Start by searching for the javascript.preferences.importModuleSpecifier setting and the autoimport path-generation entry point; done means an optional setting produces local relative imports with the requested ./ prefix without changing the default behavior.