WHT: Why does Visual Studio Code is throwing an error about not supported DeviceClass?

Month of "What the heck?!"
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Visual Studio is telling me, that some of the device_classes I have set for some sensors are currently not allowed.
It is providing a link with more information, where the device class which I am using IS listed…

- sensor:
    - name: oilfox_fuelused
      unique_id: 'oilfox_fuelused'
      unit_of_measurement: L
      device_class: volume
      state_class: measurement
      state: >
        {% set max_filllevel = 1000 | float(0) %}
        {% set current_illlevel = states('sensor.oilfox_filllevelquantity') | float(0) %}
        {% set fuelused = max_filllevel - current_filllevel | float(0) %}
        {{ '{:.2f}'.format(fuelused) }}

  - sensor:
    - name: odometer_custom
      unique_id: 'odometer_custom'
      unit_of_measurement: km
      device_class: distance
      state_class: total_increasing
      icon: 'mdi:speedometer'
      state: "{{ states('sensor.odometer') | float(0) }}"

VS Code is reporting:

Sets the class of the device, changing the device state and icon that is displayed on the UI (see below). It does not set the unit_of_measurement.

https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/template#device_class
Value is not accepted. Valid values: "apparent_power", "aqi", "battery", "carbon_dioxide", "carbon_monoxide", "current", "date", "duration", "energy", "frequency", "gas", "humidity", "illuminance", "monetary", "nitrogen_dioxide", "nitrogen_monoxide", "nitrous_oxide", "ozone", "pm1", "pm10", "pm25", "power", "power_factor", "pressure", "signal_strength", "sulphur_dioxide", "temperature", "timestamp", "volatile_organic_compounds", "voltage".yaml-schema: http://schemas.home-assistant.io/configuration(1)

but this is not the complete list according to this documentation:

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The VSCode extension schema needs updating.

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I have read the Wiki… but it does not give instructions on HOW to do what it is saying to do… just that it needs have npm run done with it… I have no idea what it is telling us to do…

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If you can’t figure it out, it’s not meant for you to update. This page is for developers trying to update the schema. You as a user would just update the extension in VSCode when a new release appears. Typically, VSCode auto-updates extensions by default, so all you’d have to do is wait for a fix.