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Hi,
I think this is more a usability issue. (This Idea item indicates, that those user just have not found this Renaming feature. It also took me a while to stumble over it).
When creating a connection, the user does not see the name of the conneciton object, nor does Designer ask him about it.
So afterwards it can be cumbersome to correct this account name, especially if the account is used in multiple flows.
A very easy fix in my opinion would be to force the user to set an account name by the time he creates the connection. Or at the very least, to show him the default account name and let him change it at creation time.
Thank you for taking the time to raise this requirement ... it is already possible to rename accounts from the Catalog section in Designer (both Designer shipped in ACE software and in the managed public cloud solution ACEaaS on AWS):