feat(storage): setting default checksum #32411
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This pull request introduces a significant enhancement to the Google Cloud Storage Ruby client by establishing CRC32c as the default checksum for file uploads. This change ensures that data integrity is automatically verified for uploads where a checksum isn't explicitly specified, thereby improving the reliability of data handling.
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checksumparameter inbucket.rbhas been updated to clearly state thatcrc32cis now the default.Note: Opening this PR as older PR was getting corrupted