Implement a hook useEventListener(target, event, handler) that allows subscribing to browser events.

The hook should:

• Accept a target (like window, document, or an element), an event name, and a callback function.
• Attach the event listener to the target when the hook is used.
• Automatically clean up the listener when no longer needed or when the target/event changes.
• Support dynamically changing targets and handlers.

Example

const handler = () => console.log('Clicked!');
useEventListener(document, 'click', handler);
// When the user clicks anywhere in the document, 'Clicked!' is logged