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Stylistic question (that is maybe actually a Python question, but perhaps is more broadly applicable): when creating resources like IAM policy attachments, I like to create a descriptive name for the resource (the logical _Pulumi_ resource, not the concrete AWS resource) like `"grant-&lt;ROLE_NAME&gt;-permissions-on-X"`. Resources don't expose their logical name directly, but _do_ expose them (at least in Python) with a "private" property `_name`. The information seems to always be available (since Resource names are strings, and not `pulumi.Output[str]` , so it seems "safe" from that perspective, at least). Will I be sent to Programmer Jail for doing this? Is there any thought to formally exposing the logical resource name as an officially blessed read-only property that we can use to generate additional names (or is there already a way to do this that I've missed)? Thanks :bow: