Fix to #50 - Call Conn.close() and prevent it being reused if pooled. #56
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The fix made #50 used Conn.Close() which worked fine for non-pooled connections, but was not closing pooled connections and so returning unusable connections to the pool.
This fix applies uses conn.close() which closes the connection regardless of if it's in a pool or not.
If the connection was pooled then the pool will create a new connection to replace it.
I also ran go fmt.
All unit tests pass.