Option for hiding `enum`, `struct` and `union` keywords in decompilation

Suppose I've this structure in a bndb:

struct std_string __packed
{
    char s[0x10];
    int32_t size;
    int32_t max_size;
};

When I use this structure, I see it like this in decompiler:

struct std_string test

or like this in function prototypes:

void __stdcall set_str(struct std_string* dst, struct std_string* src)

Most of the time I find that struct keyword unnecessary. Of course this is some kind of personal preference, but it also have some advantages I guess. Is it possible to add an option for hiding that kind of keywords? I think hiding enum, uniıon and struct would be enough.

Currently I can get rid of it by creating a new typedef for that structure, but it takes time.

No file, test, or entry point is named in the issue. Start with the decompiler output examples and determine where formatting options for enum, struct, and union keywords are handled; done means those keywords can be hidden in declarations and function prototypes while the existing structure remains usable.