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d3.stop() should return the time it was stopped at #51

@tansanDOTeth

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@tansanDOTeth

I was looking into how I can gracefully resume a timer that might have been stopped and thought this would have been a natural choice, but noticed the function didn't return anything. This is helpful for pausing and resuming mid-way through an animation. If I restarted the timer, it will likely interrupt the timer and restart the animation.

const hello = (elapsedTime) => console.log("hello world", elapsedTime)
const timer = d3.timer(hello)

setTImeout(() => {
    const stoppedTime = timer.stop()
    setTImeout(() => {
        timer.restart(hello, null, stoppedTime)  
     }, 5000)
}, 5000)

Is there a way to achieve something similar?

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