[Octoprint] Close aiohttp session on unload.

[RubenNL]

Proposed change

Close the aiohttp session when the octoprint integration is unloaded, to prevent inotify leaks.

To reproduce the issue, shutdown your octoprint instance. within about 2 hours you will get warnings like

Failed to create a DNS resolver channel with automatic monitoring of resolver configuration changes, this usually means the system ran out of inotify watches. Falling back to socket state callback. Consider increasing the system inotify watch limit: Failed to initialize c-ares channel

Some of those warnings point to Octoprint, but others are also affected by this issue in the Octoprint integration.

For more details, including how we figured out what went wrong, see this issue thread: https://github.com/home-assistant/core/issues/144457

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• This PR fixes or closes issue: fixes #144457
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[frenck]

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