How to determine whether a USB 3.0 device is operating at SuperSpeed?

Can you update this for USB 3.2+ speeds? There is now a "SuperSpeedPlus" speed a few more nuances like number of "lanes" and voltages. I wonder if you can elaborate on how to troubleshoot situations like:

1. I have a "USB 3.1 Storage Device" and the "Settings -> Bluetooth & other devices" screen says that it is "Connected to USB 3.0." This seems to be confirmed by observing a "USB Root Hub (USB 3.0)" attached to a USB 3.10 eXtensible Host Controller. I'd like to find out if this is right or wrong.

2. When will Microsoft adopt the USB 3.2 nomenclature like this table (from Wikipedia) rather than calling them USB 3.1? I have a new (2019) system that uses the names on the left side of the table for its ports, and the ports have a "10" affixed to the port's SuperSpeed symbol on ports that are capable of 10 GBps. USBview.exe and Windows 10 seem to use the USB 3.1 names.

Name                      USB-IF Branding               Transfer Speed