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Use IOUtils.closeQuietly instead of reimplementing that method in each location#439
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Add a dependency on commons-io and use it appropriately.
Unfortunately, javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamWriter doesn't implement java.io.Closeable, so IOUtils.closeQuietly couldn't be used in a few places.