Brushable blocks (suspicious sand and suspicious gravel) do not use the container_loot component like other lootable blocks in 1.20.5

In 1.20.5, NBT was replaced by components, including the LootTable tag, but it seems to not have been applied to brushable blocks

Steps to reproduce:

1. Go to a world with commands enabled.

2. Obtain a brush from creative mode.

3. Use: 

   /give @p minecraft:chest[minecraft:block_entity_data={LootTable: "minecraft:archaeology/desert_pyramid", id: "minecraft:brushable_block"},minecraft:item_name='{"text":"Chest with loot 1.20.4 in 1.20.5 (works)"}']

1. The version with block_entity_data in chest works.

2. Use: 

   /give @p minecraft:chest[minecraft:container_loot={loot_table: "minecraft:archaeology/desert_well"},minecraft:item_name='{"text":"Chest with loot 1.20.5 (works)"}']

1. The version with the component in chest works

2. Use: 

   /give @p minecraft:suspicious_sand[minecraft:block_entity_data={LootTable: "minecraft:archaeology/desert_pyramid", id: "minecraft:brushable_block"},minecraft:item_name='{"text":"Suspicious sand with loot 1.20.4 in 1.20.5 (works)"}']

1. The version with block_entity_data in suspicious_sand works.

2. Use: 

   /give @p minecraft:suspicious_sand[minecraft:container_loot={loot_table: "minecraft:archaeology/desert_well"},minecraft:item_name='{"text":"Suspicious sand with loot 1.20.5 (don\'t work)"}']

1. The version with the component in suspicious_sand does not work

Additional notes: when using /data get on suspicious_sand, it gives block_entity_data LootTable, while other lootable blocks, such as chests, give container_loot component.