Fix build_report::clear_timer()'s implicit key variable usage#933
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Previously the `key` variable in `build_report::clear_timer` was implicitly inherited from its caller, rather than being explicitly defined via `$1` - so while it works for now, would break if the caller was ever refactored. Found by Claude/Opus when asking it to look for Bash bugs as part of debugging Heroku-26 support.
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Previously the
keyvariable inbuild_report::clear_timerwas implicitly inherited from its caller, rather than being explicitly defined via$1- so while it works for now, would break if the caller was ever refactored.Found by Claude/Opus when asking it to look for Bash bugs as part of debugging Heroku-26 support.