How to reliably determine the name of an application for use in Gnome: Favorite Applications?

I have ran the following command to setup my Favorite Applications menu:

gsettings set org.gnome.shell favorite-apps "[ \
	'docker-desktop.desktop', \
	'org.gnome.Nautilus.desktop', \
	'firefox-esr.desktop', \
	'github-desktop.desktop', \
	'gnome-system-monitor.desktop', \
	'org.gnome.Terminal.desktop', \
	'gnome-tweaks.desktop' \
]"

This is working perfectly (after working out the precise application names). However I can't work out what the application name is for gnome-control-center - I have tried all of these:

'gnome-control-center', \
	'gnome-control-center.desktop', \
	'gnome-controlcenter.desktop', \
	'gnome.control-center.desktop', \
	'org.gnome-control-center.desktop', \
	'org.gnome.control-center.desktop', \
	'org.gnome.controlcenter.desktop', \
	'/usr/bin/gnome-control-center', \
	'/usr/bin/gnome-control-center.desktop', \

None of them work. "Settings" (A.K.A. Control Center) does not show in my list of Favorite Applications. How can I add it to my menu please? Do I have the application name wrong? I am able to successfully launch it from the Terminal using both gnome-control-center and /usr/bin/gnome-control-center I am also looking for the name of the Text Editor (gnome-text-editor) application - as I can't work that one out either, to add it to my Favorites. How can we reliably determine the name of each application please? I am running Gnome on Debian 12. **Note:** I actually ended up setting the favorites system-wide for all users via 00-favorite-apps - but the same is observed either way).