Do I need to close the stream in case of exception?

According to the docs, when I receive a stream from the server, the connection hangs until I consume the whole stream:

;; Return the body as a stream
(client/get "http://example.com/bigrequest.html" {:as :stream})
;; Note that the connection to the server will NOT be closed until the
;; stream has been read

My question is, what will happen in case of non-200 exception? Do I still need to close the stream properly? I added the following code:

(try
  (clj-http.client/get "http://non-existing-url" {:as :stream})
  (catch Exception e
    (some-> e ex-data :body .close)))

But I'm still not sure if I need that.

Start with the documented client/get example using {:as :stream}, then trace the exception data's :body and its .close call in the provided example. Clarify in the documentation whether a stream must be closed after a non-200 response, and update the example or guidance so completion is verifiable.