inotify does not track renaming events while watching a single file

I'm using inotifywait to keep track of events on a single file (instead of a directory), as

$ inotifywait -m -e open -e close -e move myfile.txt

When I open and edit the file, the logs are printed as expected.

Setting up watches.
Watches established.
myfile.txt OPEN 
myfile.txt CLOSE_NOWRITE,CLOSE 

But inotify never emits either MOVED_IN, MOVED_FROM events (not even DELETE_SELF) when I rename the file. On the other hand, if I watch the directory containing myfile.txt, rather than a single file, the events are emitted as usual.

One strange point to me is that, opening and closing the renamed file still log events.

myfile.txt OPEN 
myfile.txt CLOSE_NOWRITE,CLOSE 

At this point, my file is not myfile.txt but has another name. Notably, inotify does not track any event evoked working with a newly created myfile.txt.

My questions are:

1. How can I correctly track the "renaming" events of a single file with inotifywait, while not watching a full directory?

2. How can I get the current name of a single file watched? --format "%f" option seems to always print the original file name passed to inotifywait even though the file is renamed, as shown above.

3. I'm looking for a sort of "rename history logger" that works for a given set of files scattered in the filesystem. Are there any alternatives to inotify, which can be used for this specific purpose?