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Thanks, @andizer!

I believe these details are auto-generated from the block.json file. The block you're referring to is called "Pattern placeholder".

The "Pattern" used to be a "Reusable block".

Shame on me! I didn't look further than the first thing that looked like I was searching for. Thanks for pointing me to the right one. I won't be wrong again anytime soon, however I think it might be confusing having Pattern and Pattern Placeholder on one page.

I can see how it can be confusing. The "Pattern Placeholder" is a unique block; it's not available via Inserter and is usually used by themes. So there's no name clash in the UI.

@andizer, I'm going to close the PR.