[LEIP-409] Add StorageType enum and getStorageType method #78
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Adds public API to determine which type of storage is being used (external or internal), useful for displaying storage information in UIs. Changes: - Add StorageType enum with EXTERNAL and INTERNAL values - Add getStorageType(context) method to query current storage type - Extract getPrimaryExternalStorageIfAvailable() helper to avoid code duplication - Refactor existing methods to reuse the helper method This ensures all storage detection logic is centralized and consistent.
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Adds public API to determine which type of storage is being used (external or internal), useful for displaying storage information in UIs.
Changes:
This ensures all storage detection logic is centralized and consistent.