Rename to XComObjectStorageBackend #38607
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The config names all use "object storage", but the class is still using "object store". Since we're not renaming the configs, let's rename the class for consistency.
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The config names all use "object storage", but the class is still using "object store". Since we're not renaming the configs, let's rename the class for consistency. (cherry picked from commit 0371ea8)
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The config names all use "object storage", but the class is still using "object store". Let's rename the class for consistency.
See #38142 #38415.