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<title>Add in-memory MemFileStore backend</title>
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<name>Jeff Halter</name>
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<published>2026-07-08T16:11:16Z</published>
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Provide a reference non-OS FileStore that models storage as a flat
keyspace of cleaned paths, deriving directory structure from key prefixes
the way an object store does. It proves the FileStore abstraction is
genuinely backend-agnostic and serves as a hermetic test fixture needing
no temp directory. Symlink/ReadLink return errors.ErrUnsupported, matching
how an object-store backend would behave.

Tests drive a full upload -&gt; list -&gt; download round-trip and directory
listing entirely in memory.
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