I'm not sure I understand the part about corruption. How would data in memory become corrupted? How Memgraph currently works, it stores data in memory, and asy

I'm not sure I understand the part about corruption. How would data in memory become corrupted? How Memgraph currently works, it stores data in memory, and async starts writing data to disk in small data chunks called deltas, later these chunks are deleted and replaced with the whole graph snapshot (there is also a sync option, but that's slower in terms of committing a transaction, letting the user know data is written, e.g., RocksDB works similarly). All disk-related stuff is purely for durability (recovery after the Memgraph process restarts and all interactions with the disk are made automatically in the background during standard system runtime and startup time).