Disassembly view fails to load when starting a debug session with pre-set instruction breakpoints

Environment

• OS and version: Windows 10
• VS Code: 1.98
• C/C++ extension: 1.23.6
• OS and version of remote machine (if applicable):
• GDB / LLDB version: GDB 11.1

Bug Summary and Steps to Reproduce

Bug Summary:

When initiating a debug session in Visual Studio Code with pre-set instruction breakpoints, the disassembly view does not load as expected. the disassembly view has a "disassembly not available" in the window.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Start any debug session in Visual Studio Code.
2. Open the disassembly view.
3. Set instruction breakpoints in the code.
4. Stop the debug session.
5. Start the debug session again (while the instruction breakpoints are still set).
6. Open the disassembly view.
7. Observe that the disassembly view will not load correctly and will display a "disassembly view not available"
   message.

Debugger Configurations

you can try any debug configuration

Debugger Logs

I don't have the logs, but if you try to reproduce you will see that when trying to start a debug session with a pre-set instruction breakpoint, you will get a disassembly request of size 1 which I assume is what cause the bug.

Other Extensions

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Additional Information

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Reproduce the issue in VS Code 1.98 with the C/C++ extension, GDB 11.1, any debug configuration, and a pre-set instruction breakpoint. Compare the disassembly request during the second session, especially the reported size-1 request, and confirm that the disassembly view loads instead of showing “disassembly not available.”