refactor: set timerId at startTimer #5766
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Hi, I think there seems to be some code in debounce that could be improved a bit.
Now if we look at debounce's startTimer function, we can see that the return value is always used as timeId.
However, if you call startTimer and do not set the return value to timeId, a bug will likely occur.
I think you can reduce mistakes by setting the timeId internally rather than having startTimer return a timeId.
If you think the existing method is better, it would be good to let me know why.