In redhat-logos' backgrounds/desktop-backgrounds-default.xml, which is installed into /usr/share/gnome-background-properties/, the name of two of the backgrounds are reversed:

    <name>RHEL10 Branded Rectangles</name>
    <filename>/usr/share/backgrounds/rhel10-lensdistort-l.jpg</filename>
    <filename-dark>/usr/share/backgrounds/rhel10-lensdistort-d.jpg</filename-dark>
[snip]
    <name>RHEL10 Lens Distort</name>
    <filename>/usr/share/backgrounds/rhel10-brandrects-l.jpg</filename>
    <filename-dark>/usr/share/backgrounds/rhel10-brandrects-d.jpg</filename-dark>

The catch is that I'm not exactly sure if or where this would be visible to a user. This data is what populates the choices presented in Settings->Appearance->Background, but only thumbnails are shown there, no names (not even as a tooltip), and only the filename is stored in GSettings (e.g. visible with DConf Editor).