note 27247 rejected from function.session-readonly by jmcastagnetto

I'm surprised no one has pointed this out yet... It's counter-intuitive to have session_readonly() to open a session and yet have a function named session_write_close() to close it. Perhaps session_write_close() should have an alias named session_close() to make this less confusing to new users. P.S. Yes, I realize closing a script will automatically close a session, but a particular script I'm using opens a session readonly, reads data from it, and closes it... namely because it includes another file that opens the same session afterwards.