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The copy props feature was introduced in #837. It's awesome, but has a substantial flaw: it only copies as deeply as the user has expanded the properties in the property explorer.
Search the inspector for "FrontPage2016" and select the node.
Copy its props and paste them into a temporary file: before.json.
Expand the naptime prop in the prop explorer. Then unexpand it.
Copy the same node's props and paste into a temporary file: after.json.
diff before.json after.json
Cry
I have no familiarity with the React DevTools codebase, but I suspect that this is a side-effect of a lazy system designed to minimize communication with the React runtime. Assuming there is a way to say "Recursively eagerly evaluate this piece of data", there should be an easy fix.