gh-148428: Fix file handle leak in pulldom.parse()#148437
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When pulldom.parse() is called with a filename, the opened file handle is never closed. Add close(), context manager support, and __del__ with ResourceWarning to DOMEventStream. Update clear() to close owned streams.
Keep the existing test_parse unchanged; context manager behavior is covered by the new dedicated tests.
Remove test_context_manager_closes_file (covered by test_close_is_idempotent) and revert the unrelated modification to test_parse.
Use handler.close() instead of handler.stream.close() in addCleanup so the DOMEventStream is properly closed before GC triggers __del__.
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When
pulldom.parse()is called with a filename string, it opens a file but the resultingDOMEventStreamnever closes it — noclose(), no context manager, andclear()just setsself.stream = Nonewithout closing.This adds resource management to
DOMEventStream:parse()opened the file via_owns_streamclose()that closes owned streams only__enter__/__exit__forwithstatement support__del__withResourceWarning(follows theiterparsepattern from xml.etree.ElementTree.iterparse() should emit ResourceWarning when not explicitly closed #140601)clear()to callclose()before releasing referencesThe
__del__binds_warn=warnings.warnas a default argument to handle interpreter shutdown safely, matching the pattern inElementTree.iterparse,subprocess.Popen, etc.User-provided streams (passed as file objects to
parse(), or viaparseString()) are never closed byDOMEventStream.📚 Documentation preview 📚: https://cpython-previews--148437.org.readthedocs.build/