[Feature Request] Option to keep glyphs position without changes

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Description

In my project I need glyphs be positioned on provided place without changes. I added glyph by editor.createDecorationsCollection, it works fine. However if I left click + Enter on the very beggining of the line where glyph positioned the glyph will appear on the next line.

I added stickiness property TrackedRangeStickiness.NeverGrowsWhenTypingAtEdges and the growing of glyphs stopped. But the glyph goes to the next line still. Is there another option, which can help me? Or maybe it's possible to add it to monaco editor?

Monaco Editor Playground Link

Reproduction:

1. Go to playground (link to monaco playground example)
2. Set cursor on the beggining of 3rd line
3. Press Enter
4. Code from 3rd line went to 4th line with glyph
5. How to keep glyph on the 3rd line?

Monaco Editor Playground Code

var jsCode = [
	'"use strict";',
	"function Person(age) {",
	"	if (age) {",
	"		this.age = age;",
	"	}",
	"}",
	"Person.prototype.getAge = function () {",
	"	return this.age;",
	"};",
].join("\n");

var editor = monaco.editor.create(document.getElementById("container"), {
	value: jsCode,
	language: "javascript",
	glyphMargin: true,
});

var decorations = editor.createDecorationsCollection([
	{
		range: new monaco.Range(3, 1, 3, 1),
		options: {
			isWholeLine: true,
			className: "myContentClass",
			glyphMarginClassName: "myGlyphMarginClass",
			stickiness: monaco.editor.TrackedRangeStickiness.NeverGrowsWhenTypingAtEdges,
		},
	},
]);

Start with the linked Monaco Editor Playground reproduction and the editor.createDecorationsCollection API, focusing on TrackedRangeStickiness.NeverGrowsWhenTypingAtEdges. Reproduce pressing Enter at the beginning of the third line, then trace how the glyph decoration moves. Done means a supported option or documented behavior keeps the glyph on the intended line without breaking existing decoration behavior.