This is true for C enums, but is not my experience for Rust enums -- because they're so much richer they often also have extensive and interesting methods and trait implementations too.
For a braced struct, I find that I often care less about the type name than for enums, because the field names help. .Skip doesn't tell me nearly as much as CookieHandling::Skip, but .{ window_length: 4096, dictionary_size: 1 << 16, level: 9 } is useful without knowing that those are on a CompressionOptions struct.