fix(python): close SQLite connections in BatchUDFCheckpoint

[wjones127]

Summary

• Fix Windows CI failure by properly closing SQLite connections using context managers
• Connections in BatchUDFCheckpoint were not being explicitly closed, causing file lock issues when cleanup() tried to delete the checkpoint file

Fixes #5732

Test plan

• Existing test test_add_columns_udf_caching passes locally
• Windows CI passes

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Code Review

Overall: Clean fix for the Windows CI issue. Using context managers to ensure SQLite connections are properly closed is the right approach.

P0/P1 Issues: None found

The change correctly addresses the file lock issue on Windows by ensuring connections are closed before cleanup() attempts to delete the file.

Minor note (not blocking)

The with sqlite3.connect(path) as conn: pattern commits on exit but doesn't explicitly close the connection—it just commits the transaction. However, in practice this works fine because:

1. The connection object goes out of scope immediately after the with block
2. CPython's reference counting typically closes it immediately
3. This pattern is idiomatic Python for SQLite

If you wanted to be extra explicit, you could use:

conn = sqlite3.connect(path)
try:
    # ... operations ...
    conn.commit()
finally:
    conn.close()

But the current approach should work correctly and is more concise.

LGTM ✓

[westonpace]

Nice work, thanks for helping with the CI 🎉