bettter inspect.trace when effect call function and track state in this function

[sunflower-knight]

Describe the problem

code 1

<script>
  let num = $state(0);
	let count = $state(1)

  function treebleValue() {
    return count * 3;
  }

  $effect(() => {
    $inspect.trace('Effect Trace num + state in treebleValue ');
		num; //track 
		let treebleCount  = treebleValue();
  });
	
</script>

<button onclick={()=>{num++}}>num: {num}</button>
<button onclick={()=>{count++}}>count : {count}</button>

In the first code in playground , you can see effect track num directly and track count in function ; So num and count will be trace together with inspect.trace

But you can see another code , if i add inspect.trac in Function called in effect , there will be two part log in console

code 2

<script>
  let num = $state(0);
	let count = $state(1)

  function treebleValue() {
    $inspect.trace('Function Trace - count');
    return count * 3;
  }

  $effect(() => {
    $inspect.trace('Effect Trace num + state in treebleValue ');
		num; //track 
		let treebleCount  = treebleValue();
  });
	
</script>

<button onclick={()=>{num++}}>num: {num}</button>
<button onclick={()=>{count++}}>count : {count}</button>

Describe the proposed solution

But I want to show the log in a better way ; Function will be called in different effect ; so it will be better to show the effect who call this Function; And use nest style in log will be better

Importance

would make my life easier