Added function to explicitly close imap resource#116
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Calling imap_errors() to clear the error stack and prevent errors and notices from popping up. Function is implicitly called on class destruction.
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Calling imap_errors() to clear the error stack and prevent errors and notices from popping up in the output. Any errors are returned as the function result.
Function is also implicitly called on class destruction.
P.S.: Related to #94, #69, #62 and #59.