Removed a manual file handler pitfall #9435
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The problem
There was a case where the code was using a manual file handler pitfall, where a file stream was being opened and closed manually. But since Python supports automatic stream closing using the block 'with', its better to use it instead of the manual close in order to remove a bug vector.
Solution
Refactored the code to remove the manual file handler