Description:
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On Windows, if directory is opened by dir() or opendir(), but not closed, then call to rmdir() on that directory returns TRUE, but then there is few inconsistencies exist:

- Second call to rmdir() on same directory fails (Permission denied)
- You cannot delete parent directory (Directory not empty)
- glob() doesn't see directory, but scandir() still sees it as existing.


Test script:
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mkdir('testdir');
mkdir('testdir/sub');

$d = dir('testdir/sub');
while (false !== ($entry = $d->read())) {
    //echo $entry . "\n";
}
//$d->close();

printf("rmdir=%d\n", rmdir('testdir/sub'));
printf("glob=[%s]\n", implode(', ', glob('testdir/*')));
printf("scandir=[%s]\n", implode(', ', scandir('testdir')));

Expected result:
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rmdir() should really succeed deleting folder and any further operations should work as with not existing one.

rmdir=1
glob=[]
scandir=[., ..]
Deleting parent directory succeeds

or

rmdir() should fail with "Permission denied" on first try and any further operations should work as with still existing one.

rmdir=0
glob=[testdir/sub]
scandir=[., .., sub]
Deleting parent directory fails

Actual result:
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rmdir=1
glob=[]               on PHP 7.0-7.2
glob=[testdir/sub]    on PHP 5.6
scandir=[., .., sub]