undo some accidental renames from Close to Finish

interfaces/client_interface.go

@@ -195,7 +195,7 @@ type LDClientEvents interface {
 // LDClientInterface defines the basic SDK client operations implemented by LDClient.
 //
 // This includes all methods for evaluating a feature flag or generating analytics events, as defined by
-// LDEvaluations and LDEvents. It does not include general control operations like Flush(), Finish(), or
+// LDEvaluations and LDEvents. It does not include general control operations like Flush(), Close(), or
 // GetDataSourceStatusProvider().
 type LDClientInterface interface {
 	LDClientEvaluations

internal/broadcasters.go

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ import (
 //
 // The standard pattern is that AddListener returns a new receive-only channel; RemoveListener unsubscribes
 // that channel, and closes the sending end of it; Broadcast sends a value to all of the subscribed channels
-// (if any); and Finish unsubscribes and closes all existing channels.
+// (if any); and Close unsubscribes and closes all existing channels.
 
 // Arbitrary buffer size to make it less likely that we'll block when broadcasting to channels. It is still
 // the consumer's responsibility to make sure they're reading the channel.

internal/datasource/streaming_data_source.go

@@ -144,7 +144,7 @@ func (sp *StreamProcessor) consumeStream(stream *es.Stream, closeWhenReady chan<
 			if !ok {
 				// COVERAGE: stream.Events is only closed if the EventSource has been closed. However, that
 				// only happens when we have received from sp.halt, in which case we return immediately
-				// after calling stream.Finish(), terminating the for loop-- so we should not actually reach
+				// after calling stream.Close(), terminating the for loop-- so we should not actually reach
 				// this point. Still, in case the channel is somehow closed unexpectedly, we do want to
 				// terminate the loop.
 				return

internal/datasourcev2/streaming_data_source.go

@@ -153,7 +153,7 @@ func (sp *StreamProcessor) consumeStream(stream *es.Stream, closeWhenReady chan<
 			if !ok {
 				// COVERAGE: stream.Events is only closed if the EventSource has been closed. However, that
 				// only happens when we have received from sp.halt, in which case we return immediately
-				// after calling stream.Finish(), terminating the for loop-- so we should not actually reach
+				// after calling stream.Close(), terminating the for loop-- so we should not actually reach
 				// this point. Still, in case the channel is somehow closed unexpectedly, we do want to
 				// terminate the loop.
 				return