Given 

```jsx
const StyleDiv = forwardRef(function Component({ children }, ref) {
  return <div ref={ref}>{children}</div>;
});

StyleDiv.displayName = `styled(connected(div))`;
```

-- https://codesandbox.io/s/little-sky-y8h1b?file=/src/App.js

I would expect that the badges from the display name are prioritized in the component tree.
However, devtools currently displays the `ForwardRef` badge first:

> `div ForwardRef +2`
![Screenshot from 2021-07-22 11-44-32](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/12292047/126619858-20b3747b-8723-4306-b5b0-13457d8f45e2.png)

Oddly enough, the inline devtools in codesandbox do prioritize the badge from the `displayName` (maybe this regressed?):

> `div styled +2` ![Screenshot from 2021-07-22 11-45-27](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/12292047/126620032-bda9ef1a-ab26-4df3-a10c-e0e8c5cfc3d3.png)


There's also an argument to be made that devtools should not display the `ForwardRef` badge to begin with (since we explicitly omitted it in `displayName`). That can be discussed separately but would solve the issue entirely.
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    fiber: Fiber,
    nextChildren: Array<number>,
  ) {
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    } else {
      let child = fiber.child;
      const isTimedOutSuspense =
        fiber.tag === SuspenseComponent && fiber.memoizedState !== null;