Go field name or path of a struct field pointer?

I know it would not be very idiomatic but I would like to know if it is possible to get the field name of a pointer using reflection assuming it is known that the pointer references a struct field (maybe even having the struct value in question). For example

package main

import "fmt"

type Example struct {
    Foo int
    Bar string
}

func GetFieldName(originStruct any, fieldPtr any) string { ... }

func main() {
    v := Example{ 42, "baz" }
    f := &(v.Foo)

    fmt.Println(GetFieldName(v, f))
    // Prints "Foo"
}

A more advanced version of this would recursively get the path of the field even if along the way there are structs or slices and return a full path to the nested field pointer.

For example GetFieldPath(v, &(v.Foos[3].Bar)) -> []any{"Foos", 3, "Bar"} or something similar.

Why would I ever need this? — I am building a small experimental frontend framework all in golang and I need this to implement double binding in a clean way (without passing strings around)