Fix JpGraph memory leak issue with multiple graphs. #105
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JpGraph leaks memory with font loading, causing JpGraph to run out of memory fairly quickly while creating many graphs (for example, in a cronjob).
There was already a related Stack Overflow discussion and subsequent fix:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13253185/php-jpgraph-memory-not-freed-on-completion-of-function