The behavior of clearInterval and clearTimeout differs from what is written on MDN

[luccasr73]

First of all, thank you for this incredible library! timers in web workers are wonderful and much more reliable

MDN says Passing an invalid ID to clearTimeout() silently does nothing; no exception is thrown but workers-timers throw an error when i pass a invalid id to clearInterval or clearTimeout and this error cannot caught by try-catch, this has caused me some strange infinite loop problems

repro: https://stackblitz.com/edit/vitejs-vite-sg1zde?file=src%2FApp.tsx

[chrisguttandin]

Hi @luccasr73, thanks for reporting this. When looking into it I realized that this behavior even caused a memory on the worker. I aligned the behavior with the one of the native timers. I published the changes as v8.0.0.

The only remaining difference should be that intervals and timeouts are handled separately.

worker-timers/README.md

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	## Differentiation between Intervals and Timeouts
	The native WindowTimers only maintain a single list of timers. But `worker-timers` maintains two separate lists to store the ids of intervals and timeouts internally. WindowTimers allows intervals to be cancelled by calling `clearTimeout()` and the other way round because it stores all timers in a single list. This is not possible with `worker-timers`.
	```js
	const periodicWork = () => {};
	// This will stop the interval.
	const windowId = window.setInterval(periodicWork, 100);
	window.clearTimeout(windowId);
	// This will not cancel the interval. It may cancel a timeout.
	const workerId = setInterval(periodicWork, 100);
	clearTimeout(workerId);
	```