destroy() is not properly handled

[Niehno]

Since node version 14 the method abort() within class http.ClientRequest is deprecated. The associated event abort has also been deprecated in the meantime.
According to the docs, one should use destroy() instead, to abort a request prematurely.

However, in contrast to abort(), the method destroy() is unfortunately not overridden and properly implemented in RedirectableRequest, which means that the _currentRequest of the redirecting chain is not terminated.

Adding the following lines as a quick fix solves the problem, but should certainly be implemented in a better way:

RedirectableRequest.prototype.destroy = function () {
    this.abort();
    Writable.prototype.destroy.call(this);
};

I just call this.abort(), to:

1. Abort the _currentRequest. -> It would be better to call destroy() on the _currentRequest.
2. Emit an abort event. -> Should be removed but is necessary in the quick fix so that here clearTimer() is called.

I'm using node v18 and the http client Axios, which in turn uses follow-redirects, which is how I noticed the problem.