Fix iterating through ObjectStoragePath
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Problem: Iterating through
ObjectStoragePathraisesTypeError: '_io.TextIOWrapper' object is not subscriptableThis is happening because
_TrackingFileWrapperimplements__getitem__which is used by python iteration logic if there is no explicit__iter__method.