rclcpp::experimental::TimersManager most likely broken for mixed timers

Bug report

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• Client library (if applicable):
  rclcpp

Additional information

I went through the code of rclcpp::experimental::TimersManager , as I wanted to use it for my purposes, and noticed,
there is a logical bug in the implementation. The class always tries to execute the first timer in the timerheap, going with the assumption, that this is the next one to be ready.
However, this assumption is breaks, it you have wall timers and sim timers and the sim timers run with a different speed as the wall timers.
In this case the head of the timerheap might not be ready, but other timers inside the heap might be.

@alsora As this is your code, you might want to have a look.

Start by reading the rclcpp::experimental::TimersManager implementation and how its timerheap is used to select the first timer. Reproduce the reported case with wall timers and simulation timers running at different speeds, then verify that every ready timer can be considered rather than only the heap head.