Handle advanced naming cases

[gabriel-kohen-by]

In some frameworks such as Material UI the name is indeed in a name object properties but usually masquerades inside the renderer function.
I've pointed to analyzing the render function name as a possible match.

Maybe in the future we can create a new signature of the match function where you can specify which nested property within the component name might hold the name of the component instead of hard coding it.
This is somewhat related to #17 but not quite.
We found that in many cases React Dev Tools will display the proper name of the component but I could still not find it with resq.
I think React DevTools is using something similar to resolve the component name even when it's a renderer function.

FYI: @baruchvlz and @christian-bromann

[baruchvlz]

Suggested change

	if (child.name.render !== undefined && child.name.render.name !== null &&
	typeof child.name.render.name === 'string') {
	if (child.name.render && child.name.render.name) {

I don't think there's a need to check if the name is a string.

[baruchvlz]

Thanks for taking care of this, could you please also add some tests to check for these cases?

[baruchvlz]

Closing as stale.