How to identify what templates are being loaded in a block-based theme

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How can I identify which template and template-parts in a block-based theme (These are the very new full-site-editing themes that use all blocks) are being loaded on the front-end when an user is viewing a page?

For example: I'm looking at the Q FSE theme, and I don't know what template is being used to return the search results when I'm viewing it from the front-end.

For 'classic' php-based themes, there are several ways of identifying the templates. For example, you could call get_included_files as done in plugins like show-current-template or use other plugins like what-the-file and query-monitor.

(An answer to this question would be applicable to all block-based themes; not exclusively to a theme).

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