DevTools Components Hide components filter should hide the component it owns

When I go to the Components tab of the React DevTools, I have an option to hide components in: ``` Settings > Components > Hide components where... ``` In this I can hide a component based on its name. The issue is that among many others I have a component called `Period` that has a ton of components underneath it because it uses `React Datepicker`. I add a rule like: ``` ^ name matches Period ``` but all it hides is the entry for my component. I obviously expected to hide it together with all its descendants, but instead the very single line called `Period` vanishes from the tree, and now the tons of subcomponents (Datepicker, remember?) are all there as if hanging directly from the `Period`'s parent component. React version: 18.2.0 DevTools version: [5.2.0-1717ab0171](https://github.com/facebook/react/blob/main/packages/react-devtools/CHANGELOG.md#520) ## Steps To Reproduce 1. create a React page with any component hierarchy with more than 2 levels 2. in React DevTools > Components, go to `Settings > Components > Hide components where...` 3. filter out a component by name 4. now you'll see that the component that you filtered out disappeared, but its descendants are still all there, attached to the component's parent. Link to code example: My code is corporate and therefore cannot be shared. However, the description I gave and the steps to reproduce are quite unmistakable. This is not a circumstance bug on my code. ## The current behavior Currently, if I want to hide a component and all its descendants, I would need to add these one by one to the filters, which becomes highly impractical very soon. Furthermore, in hiding components under the component I'm trying to hide, I might be hiding components elsewhere with the same name that I need not hide. ## The expected behavior I'm not sure what purpose this serves, but this is really not practical. There should at the very least be an option for physical filter and logical filter, where physical would be "every insta…