Netpad v0.9.1

When calling Dump() on a class that has an indexer an Item property is shown in the output.
C# implements indexers by adding a hidden Item property to the type (see the first paragraph here) which I assume is the reason for this behavior by Netpad. However, I think this hidden property should not be part of the Dump() output since it's not an explicit property defined by the user and it is confusing. LINQPad does not show it either.

Netpad:

LINQPad:

With self referencing types that use indexers (e.g. similar to a JsonNode) the output will be cluttered with Cyclic reference warnings in the Item property making the output quite jarring: