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-Asterisk Channel Data Stores
-============================
-
-* What is a data store?
-
-A data store is a way of storing complex data (such as a structure) on a channel
-so it can be retrieved at a later time by another application, or the same application.
-
-If the data store is not freed by said application though, a callback to a destroy function
-occurs which frees the memory used by the data in the data store so no memory loss occurs.
-
-* A datastore info structure
-static const struct example_datastore {
-       .type = "example",
-       .destroy = callback_destroy
-};
-
-This is a needed structure that contains information about a datastore, it's used by many API calls.
-
-* How do you create a data store?
-
-1. Use ast_channel_datastore_alloc function to return a pre-allocated structure
-   Ex: datastore = ast_channel_datastore_alloc(&example_datastore, "uid");
-   This function takes two arguments: (datastore info structure, uid)
-2. Attach data to pre-allocated structure.
-   Ex: datastore->data = mysillydata;
-3. Add datastore to the channel
-   Ex: ast_channel_datastore_add(chan, datastore);
-   This function takes two arguments: (pointer to channel, pointer to data store)
-
-Full Example:
-
-void callback_destroy(void *data)
-{
-	ast_free(data);
-}
-
-struct ast_datastore *datastore = NULL;
-datastore = ast_channel_datastore_alloc(&example_datastore, NULL);
-datastore->data = mysillydata;
-ast_channel_datastore_add(chan, datastore);
-
-NOTE: Because you're passing a pointer to a function in your module, you'll want to include
-this in your use count. When allocated increment, when destroyed decrement.
-
-* How do you remove a data store?
-
-1. Find the data store
-   Ex: datastore = ast_channel_datastore_find(chan, &example_datastore, NULL);
-   This function takes three arguments: (pointer to channel, datastore info structure, uid)
-2. Remove the data store from the channel
-   Ex: ast_channel_datastore_remove(chan, datastore);
-   This function takes two arguments: (pointer to channel, pointer to data store)
-3. If we want to now do stuff to the data on the data store
-4. Free the data store (this will call the destroy call back)
-   Ex: ast_channel_datastore_free(datastore);
-   This function takes one argument: (pointer to data store)
-
-* How do you find a data store?
-
-1. Find the data store
-   Ex: datastore = ast_channel_datastore_find(chan, &example_datastore, NULL);
-   This function takes three arguments: (pointer to channel, datastore info structure, uid)