IndexOutOfRangeException in RootCommand ctor

[CasualPokePlayer]

Within my project, an exception ends up thrown in RootCommand's ctor.

System.IndexOutOfRangeException: Index was outside the bounds of the array.
   at System.CommandLine.RootCommand.get_ExecutablePath() + 0x4c
   at System.CommandLine.RootCommand.get_ExecutableName() + 0x24
   at System.CommandLine.RootCommand..ctor(String) + 0x1c
   at GSE.CliArgs.Parse(String[]) + 0x6c
   at GSE.Entrypoint.Main(String[]) + 0x14

This occurs within the Android (or rather linux-bionic) version of this project, compiled under NativeAOT. Looking at the ExecutablePath getter, this seems to be due to Environment.GetCommandLineArgs() returning an empty array (thus indexing it throws).

[CasualPokePlayer]

This seems to just be a general issue with Linux (maybe other platforms?) when Environment.GetCommandLineArgs() is being used under NativeAOT as a native library (e.g. as a .so file), where it proceeds to return an empty array. Windows ends up working fine under a similar environment (and even manages to get the name of the exe which loads the native dll).

Docs for Environment.GetCommandLineArgs do say:

The first element in the array contains the file name of the executing program. If the file name is not available, the first element is equal to String.Empty.

which implies at least 1 element should be present in the array. So this might just rather be a runtime bug.