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This pull request introduces the StorageBehavior module, which defines a behavior for storage backends in our application. The StorageBehavior includes three key callbacks: put, url, and delete. These callbacks are designed to standardize the interface for different storage implementations, allowing for greater flexibility and modularity in our codebase.