cmd: close response body on download error (#7833)#7837
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Fix resource leak in
downloadBuild.Fix for issue #7833.
downloadBuildincmd/packagesfuncs.goreturned early on HTTP error responses (resp.StatusCode >= 400) without closingresp.Body, leaking the underlying connection instead of returning it to the pool. Addeddefer resp.Body.Close()right after the status check, so the body is closed on both error-decoding paths. The success path (return resp, nil) is untouched the caller still owns and closes that body.Testing
go build ./cmd/...
go vet ./cmd/...