Can't change remoteHost once set

It would seem that once the IP of the Roku device to which you want to send remote keypresses to is set, it is then impossible to update it.
This is due to the value being stored as a memento (remoteHost) in the workspace database (stored in state.vscdb), and once set the function
getRemoteHost will always use that value regardless of the settings parameter (e.g. "brightscript.remoteControl.host":"11.23.56.90")

Using SQLite browser it is possible to update the value, and this new value is then used by the extension.

e.g.
{"rokuAutomationAutorunOnDeploy":true,"rokuAutomationConfigs":"{\"configs\":[{\"name\":\"DEFAULT\",\"s0teps\":[]}]}","remoteHost":"11.23.56.90","rokuAppOverlays":[]}

Perhaps a solution would be to always use the value from the VSCode settings, and if the value is ${promptForHost} show the input and then overwrite the setting with whatever the user entered?

Start by locating the getRemoteHost function and the handling of the brightscript.remoteControl.host setting and remoteHost memento. Reproduce the behavior with a stored remoteHost, then verify that changing the VS Code setting or using ${promptForHost} updates the host used by the extension.