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I have this same thermostat and it's been a while since I set it up but I don't remember seeing anything like that. However, with my other 40+ z-wave devices I've definitely seen things like that (especially the unknown manufacturer). Especially if, as an example, power freaks out and I had to redo a bunch of bulbs (thankfully I haven't had to do that in a couple of years).
Here's a smattering of things that I would suggest to try if you haven't already:
Do a reinterview of the node
Reboot z-wave jsui and home assistant
Exclude the thermostat and then factory reset it
Make sure it really is out of z-wave jsui, maybe even after another reboot
Add the thermostat back in and give it plenty of time to be interviewed by the controller
If those things don't work, I would suggest moving z-wave jsui over to being done inside of home assistant, at least for a test just to make sure you can get it working in at least one way.
Good luck!
Great suggestions but it wound up being even more simple and even more stupid: Security keys. Writing a top level note for anyone after right now.
Hey great catch and good job.