Illustrator-imposed stroke-dasharray limitation in SVG

I have an application that generates SVG XML, following the SVG 1.1 recommendation. For one global CSS class definition, I define the style attribute of stroke-dasharray: 24,10,6,10,6,10,6,10. This intended to be a pattern of one long dash and three short dashes, with consistent gaps between them all. When my generated SVG is opened in Illustrator 24.2.3, the paths to which the style is applied renders solid. No dashes. I have found out that it all works just fine when my dash array specification does not exeed the number of values that the Illustrator UI can handle. Since the Stoke panel presents only 6 fields in which to provide dash and gap values, SVG stroke-dasharray values that exceed that number do not get rendered as dashed paths. I was really kind of hoping that Illustrator would abide the rules and render the path as styled in my SVG. Is there any way around this?