Remove deprecated curl_close calls

[ChiragAgg5k]

What does this PR do?

Removes calls to curl_close(). Since PHP 8.0, cURL handles are CurlHandle objects and curl_close() no longer has an effect; handles are released by object lifetime instead. Removing these calls avoids noisy PHP 8.5 deprecation warnings without changing behavior for supported PHP versions.

Test Plan

• Ran php -l on changed PHP files where applicable.
• Confirmed no curl_close(...) calls remain in this repository.

Related PRs and Issues

N/A

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Yes.

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Greptile Summary

This PR removes the try/finally block in Adapter::call() that previously ensured curl_close($ch) was always called. Since PHP 8.0, CurlHandle is a proper object whose lifetime is managed by PHP's reference-counting GC, making explicit curl_close() a no-op (and deprecated in PHP 8.4/8.5). The error-handling logic and exception-throwing paths are fully preserved; only the now-unnecessary cleanup call is removed.

Confidence Score: 5/5

Safe to merge — the change is correct, minimal, and behavior-preserving on PHP 8.0+.

Removing curl_close() in the finally block is the correct fix for PHP 8.0+ where the call is a no-op and deprecated in 8.4/8.5. All exception-throwing paths are retained unchanged; resource cleanup is handled automatically by object lifetime.

No files require special attention.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
src/Analytics/Adapter.php	Removes try/finally block and curl_close($ch) call from the call() method; cURL handle cleanup is now handled by PHP 8.0+ object lifetime/GC.

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