Fix race conditions interacting with Cloud SQLite jobs (backport #9207) [release/5.8.x]#9225
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There was a race condition where the progress callback handler could happen after the Cloud SQLite job had completed, and this would lead to an unhandled exception thrown from a timer callback.
This is an automatic backport of pull request #9207 done by Mergify.