createDebugger leaks console timer when inspect: true

Environment

• hookable: v6.1.1
• Node.js: v22
• Browser: Chrome / any Chromium browser

Reproduction

import { Hookable, createDebugger } from 'hookable'

const hooks = new Hookable()
createDebugger(hooks, { inspect: true })

await hooks.callHook('myHook') // timer started, never ended
await hooks.callHook('myHook') // browser warns: "Timer 'myHook' already exists"

Describe the bug

When inspect: true (the default in browsers), createDebugger calls
console.timeLog() in the afterEach handler but never calls
console.timeEnd(). The timer started by console.time() in beforeEach
leaks on every hook call.

On the second call to the same hook the browser warns:

Timer 'hookName' already exists

Root cause: in src/debugger.ts lines 69-72, console.timeEnd() is
inside the else branch of the inspect check, so it is never reached
when inspect: true.

Since inspect defaults to true in browsers, every browser user of
createDebugger is affected.

I have a fix ready and would like to submit a PR if confirmed.

Additional context

No response

Logs

Start in src/debugger.ts around lines 69-72 and reproduce the issue with createDebugger configured with inspect: true and two calls to the same hook. Check the beforeEach and afterEach timer handling; done means the repeated call no longer triggers the browser's duplicate-timer warning and the timer is properly completed.