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jfseb/debugf

Slightly extended npm debug evaluating function as arguments lazily

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debugf is a small drop‑in replacement for the popular npm **debug** library that adds lazy evaluation of log arguments. By allowing functions to be passed as arguments, the expensive computation inside the function is only performed when debugging is actually enabled for the given namespace. It’s intended for Node.js developers who want the familiar debug API but need to avoid unnecessary work in production code.