Set `test.meta.debugMode = true` when timeout has been disabled for debugging

I'm using AVA to test a program that interacts with a Postgres database and has timing-related tests (code here).

I'm analyzing the stdout from a child process to verify it's producing the expected results. Results can sometimes come in unexpected orders, so I need close control over how long to wait for each, and timers run in parallel, so t.timeout() isn't really a good fit.

It's easy enough to manage the timers myself, but one inconvenience is that I need to manually disable them when debugging the tests. (AVA logs ⚠ The timeout option has been disabled to help with debugging. which is perfect, but my timers still interfere with debugging.)

Also, my tests can't inspect whether or not the inspector is active for some reason (probably something about them being in separate processes?) so I can't use the same code as AVA here:

https://github.com/avajs/ava/blob/639b9050a6860f83861ba00e27099f3bec7915bf/lib/cli.js#L122-L133

It would be very helpful if AVA somehow exposed this boolean to my tests so I can have them deliberately behave differently in debug mode. Maybe by adding it to test.meta? E.g.:

if(test.meta.debugMode) {
  // code to run if AVA is in debugging mode
}