Ensure files are always closed after use#5346
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This refactors a bunch of file I/O to use
withstatements to ensure that the file handles are always closed. Closing file handles is especially important on Windows because only one file object can point at a file at one time.To make a few complex file opening cases work, this PR adds a couple new path variables to simplify the refactoring but otherwise does not introduce or change any logic.