The Summary pages show what has been entered, not what is used on the tax return. For example, on the Wages & Income Summary, distributions from an HSA are shown as if they are income, even though they normally are not income. That is, the Summary screen showed what was entered, not what ended up being taxable on line 8 of Schedule 1 (1040).
You did the right thing in searching the filed forms, because only the numbers on the actual return matter.
I do not know why they change what's listed on the Summary form time to time, but in a way, it doesn't matter, so long as you understand (as you do) to always check the actual return before believing the Summary page.
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