Remove redundant fga_client.close in python

[davidroeca]

Description

fga_client.close() is handled by the context manager so it isn't needed, as discussed in openfga/python-sdk#191

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[davidroeca]

Please hold off on review. I'm realizing I still need to factor in changes from #116

[dyeam0]

Please hold off on review. I'm realizing I still need to factor in changes from #116

Hi @davidroeca. While your refactoring and this PR is on hold, can you change it to Draft PR state? That helps with our tracking and makes the status more accurate. Thanks!

[davidroeca]

Hi @dyeam0 that makes sense to me, but unfortunately I don't see a way to do so

[rhamzeh]

@davidroeca (for next time) it's from the side bar

I marked it as draft for now - let us know when you believe is ready to review.

Also please make sure to sign the Linux Foundation's CLA (#545 (comment)) when you are ready for it to be merged. It's a one time process, and without it we're restricted from merging.

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