AERender processes used to close themselves, now they stay open and tie up RAM?

I've been background rendering in AE for many years by using the following script as a Mac droplet. I've noticed after the most recent AE update that these processes stay open after the render finishes now, and continue to gobble up RAM until I kill them in Activity Monitor.

I don't really understand to code that well; I just update it every year as Adobe changes the application path. Is there something that I should change in it to tell AERender to shut down after rendering?

Thanks!

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