The following code works correctly on web:

var other = html.window.open(...);
other.close();

I obviously have this code behind a kIsWeb, such that this code is never run on Android or iOS.
However, when I try to build my project for android I get the following error:

`
Error: Method 'close' cannot be called on 'WindowBase?' because it is potentially null.

• 'WindowBase' is from 'package:universal_html/src/html.dart' ('../../../AppData/Local/Pub/Cache/hosted/pub.dev/universal_html-2.2.4/lib/src/html.dart').
  Try calling using ?. instead.
  other.close();
  ^^^^^

`

As the error states, this can be fixed by changing the code to other?.close();, however my VScode complains about this stating that "The receiver can't be null, so the null-aware operator '?.' is unnecessary."

Thus it seems like the return value of .open is not nullable on web, but nullable on other platforms.