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Add custom inspect alias to codec inspectors, to support browser-util-inspect #4953
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browser-util-inspect is pretty cool because it provides the Node.js
util.inspectfunctionality in the browser! It even supports custom inspect functions...... except instead of looking for the symbol
util.inspect.custom, it looks for a method calledinspect.This PR aliases the existing symbol-defined method with an additional
inspectinterface for use by this package in the browser.