(Deleted template as this is a suggestion, not a bug.)

The dev tools helpfully extracts HOC names and shows them in the components tree. [Example](https://react-devtools-tutorial.now.sh/higher-order-components):

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/921609/86582724-03ddbc00-bf7a-11ea-83fb-f9d0a3902e5f.png)

However, it doesn't give the same treatment to components in the profiler:

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/921609/86582766-135d0500-bf7a-11ea-8e2a-520597150db6.png)

In large trees, it is very confusing to see two components with the same name, so it would be useful to show the HOC name here as well.

As a workaround for now, users can click through to the "components" tab from the profiler, when a component is selected in the profiler flamegraph, to see this extra information.
return useNestedInnerHook();
}
function useCustomObject() {
  useDebugValue(object);
  return useState(123);
}
function useDeepHookA() {
  useDebugValue('useDeepHookA');
  useDeepHookB();
}
function useDeepHookB() {
  useDebugValue('useDeepHookB');
  useDeepHookC();
}
function useDeepHookC() {
  useDebugValue('useDeepHookC');
  useDeepHookD();
}
function useDeepHookD() {
  useDebugValue('useDeepHookD');
  useDeepHookE();
}
function useDeepHookE() {
  useDebugValue('useDeepHookE');
  useDeepHookF();
}
function useDeepHookF() {
  useDebugValue('useDeepHookF');
}
function FunctionWithHooks(props: any, ref: React$Ref<any>) {