ES6 Module arrow export function does not save its name

Question

Why exported arrow functions DO NOT save their name and is there any way to do this?

Give the ES6 module as shown below:

myModule.js

export function doSomeWork1() {
}
export const doSomeWork2 = () => {
};

If I then import them into another file, so that the exported function retains its name, and the arrow function does not work.

example.js

import { doSomeWork1, doSomeWork2 } from './myModule';
console.log('doSomeWork1...');
console.log(doSomeWork1);
console.log(doSomeWork1.name); // name is retained    
console.log('doSomeWork2...');
console.log(doSomeWork2);
console.log(doSomeWork2.name); // name is NOT retained

conclusion:

doSomeWork1...
[Function: doSomeWork1]
doSomeWork1
doSomeWork2...
[Function]

---

If I were to declare the arrow function in the ES6 module without exporting it and print it directly in this file, it will save its name.

myModule.js

const doSomeWork3 = () => {
};
console.log('doSomeWork3...');
console.log(doSomeWork3);
console.log(doSomeWork3.name); // name is retained 

conclusion:

doSomeWork3...
[Function: doSomeWork3]
doSomeWork3

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