I am extending a framework that has a bug in a class method.

// Parent Class
class BaseClass{
  method() {
    // do something
  }
}

// Child class
class SubClass extends BaseClass{
  method() {
    // do something buggy
    super.method();
  }
}

I have submitted an issue to get a fix, but want an interim workaround. I looked at either

1. monkeypatching the method in the existing class, but the method needs to call super.method() which is not allowed in a monkeypatch function, because it does not have the [[HomeObject]] slot.

SubClass.prototype.method = function() {
  // cannot call super.method()
};

2. extending the class and overriding the method, but then I dont want to call the buggy super.method(), but "super.super.method()"

class SubSubClass extends SubClass{
  method() {
     // do something not buggy
     super.super.method();
  }
}

Is either approach possible? Is there another way to work around the buggy method?