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Ensure only a single QUIC timer task per connection
This prevents Hypercorn calling aioquic's interface too many times, due to many tasks running concurrently, triggering exponential backoff and errors. Many thanks to @rthalley from whom's work this is based.
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This referencing of _close_at is reaching into aioquic's internal state, and more importantly isn't right as you still want to handle timers even when closing.