bash dot (.) command not working correct in script - missing arguments

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@freakout42 . /workspaces/formax (main) $ ls -l ttt lll
-rwxrwxrwx 1 codespace codespace 21 Jul 22 12:29 lll
-rwxrwxrwx 1 codespace codespace 22 Jul 22 12:59 ttt

@freakout42 . /workspaces/formax (main) $ cat ttt
#!/bin/sh
. ./lll 7 8

@freakout42 . /workspaces/formax (main) $ cat lll
#!/bin/sh
echo $1 $2

@freakout42 . /workspaces/formax (main) $ ./ttt

@freakout42 . /workspaces/formax (main) $ . ./lll 7 8
7 8

Why does "./ttt" not echo "7 8"?
On every other machine the bash does it!
Is there any reason behind this?

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