On sites where users manage content types themselves, I frequently see fields with titles that include explanatory text - "Proposal Summary (Be specific - 250 characters maximum)". As they see it, their users don't see or pay attention to help text, and only putting the instructions or descriptions into the boldfaced field title will do.
Which is fine, but then that becomes the "name" of the field in other contexts, particularly in display. And we end up writing views to display the nodes because the users want to customize the titles used in display.
It might be useful to be able to customize the field title as a configuration option for the entity display.
There is a Drupal 7 contributed module, Field formatter label, that looks like it does this. It's dependent on another contributed module, Field formatter settings, that has since been incorporated into core for Drupal 8.
So maybe it would be best to address this issue in a similar way. Depends on how common the need is, I suppose.
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I use Lando (a wrapper for docker) and find settings changes happen straight away
How often is the settings.php loaded.
You might need to add a Relationship in the View to Flags. Or there might be a setting on the content type. I can't recall for certain but I think it's possible.
No Flag fields in Views
Try using caching in the View settings, set to 24 hours. This should work for anonymous site visitors.
View to show a different node each day