Current Behaviour
Currently, styleSheetSerializer can be used to remove the hash classnames and show the style rules instead. However with this set up, the component name classes are lost.
The output using styleSheetSerializer is on the right:

Problem
Without the component names the output is hard to read and it's not easy to tell which components the styles applied to.
Ask
Is it possible keep the named component name classes while using the stylesheetSerializer?
The desired result for the className would be something like: className="DesktopMenu c7 c8"
Current Behaviour
Currently, styleSheetSerializer can be used to remove the hash classnames and show the style rules instead. However with this set up, the component name classes are lost.
The output using styleSheetSerializer is on the right:

Problem
Without the component names the output is hard to read and it's not easy to tell which components the styles applied to.
Ask
Is it possible keep the named component name classes while using the stylesheetSerializer?
The desired result for the className would be something like:
className="DesktopMenu c7 c8"