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Updated README adding information about the new storage

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##### Creating an iCloud Storage
SugarRecord supports the integration of CoreData with iCloud. It's very easy to setup since it's implemented in its own storage that you can use from your app, `CoreDataiCloudStorage`:
```swift
// Initializes the CoreDataiCloudStorage
func icloudStorage() -> CoreDataiCloudStorage {
let bundle = NSBundle(forClass: self.classForCoder())
let model = CoreData.ObjectModel.Merged([bundle])
let icloudConfig = iCloudConfig(ubiquitousContentName: "MyDb", ubiquitousContentURL: "Path/", ubiquitousContainerIdentifier: "com.company.MyApp.anothercontainer")
return CoreDataiCloudStorage(model: model, iCloud: icloudConfig)
}
```
#### Contexts
Storages offer multiple kind of contexts that are the entry points to the database. For curious developers, in case of CoreData a context is a wrapper around `NSManagedObjectContext`, in case of Realm a wrapper around `Realm`. The available contexts are: