Lamda names in higher order functions

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If I pass a callable function to a higher order function (::function) I have access to the complete name and signature of the function in the higher order function, whereas if I use a lambda({i->function}) I just got the arguments.

It is possible to get the function name using a lambda? I found confusing that calling the same function with different syntax I’ve got different results. Besides I really need to know which function I’m running actually in the high order function. I’m I right if I conclude that I should use callable functions to satisfy that need. ?
Thank you

suspend fun testafun(i:Int){
    delay(100)
    logger.info {"($i)"}
}

fun testAsync( size:Int, fun: suspend(i:Int) -> Unit ):String{
    return "testAsync for ${fun}"
}
 

fun main() {
      val size = 3
      val msg = """
          testAsync       ----> ${testAsync(size,::testafun)}
          testAsync       ----> ${testAsync(size) { i->testafun(i)} }              
      """.trimIndent()
     println(msg)
}

result prints the following:

testAsync ----> testAsync for fun testafun(kotlin.Int): kotlin.Unit
testAsync ----> testAsync for (kotlin.Int) → kotlin.Unit