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## New Features ### Shared Memory DataStore * Replaced the existing in-memory DataStore with a shared-memory implementation using Windows File Mapping. * Added support for sharing application data between multiple running instances. * Created separate mappings for users, notifications, services, bookings, invoices, payments, and other entities. ### Binary Data Storage * Added binary serialization for all major entities. * Introduced record tracking to handle new, modified, and deleted records. * Added automatic growth and shrinking of mappings when required. ## Refactoring ### DataStore Changes * Refactored DataStore to use shared memory instead of local process memory. * Added generic helper functions for loading and saving records. * Updated application startup and shutdown to initialize and clean up shared-memory resources. ### Synchronization * Added a global mutex to synchronize datastore operations across processes. * Added remapping logic to detect mapping size changes made by other instances. ## Bug Fixes * Fixed issues with data not being shared correctly between multiple application instances. * Improved reliability of record updates and deletions. * Fixed stale mapping issues when mappings were resized by another process. Related work items: #1925, #1926, #1927, #1928, #1929, #1930, #1949, #1950, #1951, #1952, #1953, #1954, #1955, #1956, #1957, #1958, #1959, #1960, #2061, #2074, #2075, #2076, #2077, #2078, #2079, #2080, #2081, #2082, #2100, #2105, #2114, #2115, #2116
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