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Dosh Remote
Open VS Code Remote-SSH windows through Dosh.
The extension writes a managed SSH config entry like:
Host dosh-palav
HostName 127.0.0.1
HostKeyAlias palav
ProxyCommand dosh proxy-stdio palav %h %p
VS Code still uses Remote-SSH, so server install, extensions, terminals, and normal SSH behavior stay intact. Dosh carries the SSH TCP byte stream.