Close pgsql connection in destructor #5892
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Summary
Found while merging up. We usually close a connection by unsetting the driver. Currently, that would keep the a pgsql connection open but inaccessible until the PHP process terminates. With this PR, I'm explicitly closing the connection when the driver connection is destructed.