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Manually add _called attribute on Timeout object #16
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Newer versions of nodejs removed the _called attribute from the Timeout object. See: nodejs/node#20555
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Newer versions of NodeJS removed the _called attribute from the Timeout object (nodejs/node#20555), so it's always undefined.
In the current implementation of Timeout I didn't find anything equivalent to _called, so I just made this workaround instead.