HLS eo:common_name near infrared mismatch

I have been working with the new HLS collections recently and I came across a quirk in the STAC metadata for the HLS items. The eo:common_name field in the asset/item-asset metadata is meant to make it possible to easily understand the correct interpretation of each asset's bands.

The issue I found is concerns the near-infrared bands for both the Landsat and Sentinel collections. Here is how the bands are currently labeled:

The correct interpretation would be like this:

Here is a link to the HLS v2 User Guide where there is a table that shows the proper crosswalk of bands between collections: https://lpdaac.usgs.gov/documents/1698/HLS_User_Guide_V2.pdf

After doing a little more digging I have discovered that this is not strictly an issue with the Planetary Computer collection - the issue is present in STAC items produced by NASA.

The EO STAC extension page has a nice crosswalk table for common name x band for many sensors including Landsat 8/9 and Sentinel 2.

Start by comparing the HLS STAC item and item-asset metadata for hls2-l30 and hls2-s30 with the HLS v2 User Guide and the EO STAC common-band-name crosswalk. Done means B05 is labeled nir08, B08 is labeled nir, and B8A is labeled nir in the affected metadata, with the upstream NASA source considered.