When using click events in tellraw the value-tag gets marked as a problem.

tellraw Nuhser [{"text":"reload","color":"yellow","clickEvent":{"action":"run_command","value":"/reload"}}]

When working with the entity data of an item entity the tag "Item" gets labeled as wrong code even though it isn't.

data merge entity @e[limit=1,sort=nearest] {Item:{id:"minecraft:white_concrete"}}

Is an official release planned? Even if it's a pre-release, because for the moment I didn't manage to get this extension to work (the server index.js is never called).

Publishing it (and publishing mcfunction-langserver on npm alongside) would be really great!

I'm trying to do something like this:
data merge entity @s {ArmorDropChances:[0.25f,0.25f,0.25f,0.25f]}
So when I execute this function as a mob it will change the entity's NBT.
The problem is that if I don't specify a mod type then the extension marks this as an error.
The error message it is showing is:

Unknown child 'ArmorDropChances' for entity 'unspecified' mcfunction(argument.nbt.compound.unknown)

Command that was noticed:

setblock 96 27 -151 barrel[]{} destroy

Produces a red highlight at the {}, even though Minecraft highlights it as valid.

Able to reproduce with other setblock commands: Yes.

Note: The syntax marks as valid when the brackets are written like this: {}[]

/execute rotated as @s run tp ~ ~ ~ ==> Expected floatmcfunction(parsing.float.expected)
/tp @s ~ ~ ~ ~5 ~ ==> Expected floatmcfunction(parsing.float.expected)
but these commands are correct in fact.