Use window destroy instead of forceClose#1400
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`destroy` bypasses the `close` event and forces the window to close. This means that we can use it instead of `forceClose` and we don't need to call it in the `closed` event.
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destroybypasses thecloseevent and forces the window to close. This means that we can use it instead offorceCloseand we don't need to call it in theclosedevent.