Close download responses when opening the destination fails - #609
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If the destination file cannot be opened (for example, its parent directory is missing), _save_body_to_file raises before entering the HTTP response's closing context. The unconsumed download response remains open.
Enter the response cleanup context before opening the local file so that file-open failures also release the response. Tests use a real Requests response backed by an urllib3 HTTPResponse and cover both a successful save and a missing destination directory.
Validation: the missing-directory case leaks the stream before the fix; all 102 unit tests pass afterward. Ruff lint and formatting pass.