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fix: update the state of declarative storage #171

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The name comes from the fact that the backend for Flipt is modeled around configuration files in a directory structure.
These configuration files can coexist in a directory alongside other content (application code or other configuration code).

There currently exist three top-level declarative backend types:
There currently exist four top-level declarative backend types:

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- `local` (local directory)
- `git` (remote Git repository and branch)
- `object` (object storage, currently only AWS S3)
- `object` (object storage, AWS S3 or Azure Blob Storage or Google Cloud Storage)
- `oci` (OCI registry storage)

In this guide we will explore both the `local` and `git` backend types.
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