Problem creating a project inside a linux Docker container.

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Configuration Using PIO extension in vsCode

Operating system: Windows 11, Default linux distro from Dev Containers

PlatformIO Version (platformio --version): IDE: 3.3.3, core: 3.1.16

Description of problem

Problems with permissions and path definition. The inability to create a new project directory is one indication of this.
In general, even using the default location /home/codespace/Documents/PlatformIO/Projects. the new project
fails to get created

Steps to Reproduce

1. Clone a git repo into a linux Dev Containers default Linux container using the vsCode Dev Containers extension.
2. Add the PlatformIO-IDE extension to the container.
3. Try to create a new directory for projects.

Actual Results

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Expected Results

A new directory in the container filesystem

If problems with PlatformIO Build System:

The content of platformio.ini:

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Source file to reproduce issue:

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