Proper way to do tear-up/tear-down?

I have a pipeline tool that opens a file in `__init__`, mutates `self.nwbfile` using chained commands, and finally writes to disk & closes file. Right now I'm using `__str__` for this. Is this a reasonable pattern, or is there a better way?

```python
class CLI(object):
"""Facilitate writing a Neurodata without borders (NWB) file."""

def __init__(self, filepath):
self.io = NWBHDF5IO(filepath, 'a')
self.nwbfile = io.read()
self.filepath = filepath

def noop(self):
"add nothing to nwbfile"
return self

def __str__(self):
"""Write data & close io."""
if not self.io is None:
if not self.nwbfile is None:
self.io.write(self.nwbfile)
self.io.close()
return f"Wrote to {self.filepath}"

if __name__ == '__main__':
fire.Fire(CLI)
```

從 CLI 範例開始，檢視 Python Fire 如何為命令物件呼叫 __str__。尋找現有的生命週期、清理或內容管理器相關指南與測試；若要視為完成，就必須對 Setup/Teardown 行為達成共識，但此 issue 未指定目標檔案或驗收標準。

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