[Remote-SSH Bug]: Include port in data folder cache name

VSCode Version: 1.92.1 (Universal) Commit: eaa41d57266683296de7d118f574d0c2652e1fc4
Local OS Version: Darwin arm64 23.4.0

Setup: We have server machines that have docker instances on it. When we create docker instance, we create port on server machine where SSH connection to docker instance lives. For example: my-server:12345, this connects to docker image on server named my-server.
Problem: If I connect to multiple docker instances on the same server, I get terminal from the first docker instance I was connected to.
Investigation: It boils down to cache that is created within Remote-SSH extension.
globalStorage/ms-vscode-remote.remote-ssh/vscode-ssh-host- name refers to machine (my-server) that is hashed with fast1a32hex and since we are sharing same server to represent multiple machines using different port, this cache is bad.
Mitigation: When opening Visual Studio Code session, we would delete data.json file located in mentioned cache directory. This doesn't solve when "Developer: Reload Window" is called as it we again need to delete data.json file...

Is there a way to disable caching?
Or better solution would be to also include port in caching path....

Start by reproducing connections to multiple Docker instances on one server through different ports, then trace how the Remote-SSH extension creates the globalStorage/ms-vscode-remote.remote-ssh/vscode-ssh-host cache and its data.json file. Done means sessions using different ports no longer reuse the same cached data, including after Developer: Reload Window.