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The `MembershipERC1155` contract does not utilize storage gaps. Storage gaps are essential for maintaining consistent storage layouts during upgrades, especially when new variables or contracts are introduced.

Storage Collision Risk: When variables are added in future versions, the new storage layout could collide with existing data, leading to unpredictable contract behavior or data corruption.

• OpenZeppelin suggests using a storage gap (`uint256[50] private __gap;`) at the end of contracts. This reserved space allows adding new variables in future contract versions without affecting the layout of existing storage.

Recommendation

Include a storage gap in the contract. This storage gap can be used as a buffer, providing flexibility in future upgrades

```solidity

uint256[50] private __gap;

```

Place this at the end of the contract to reserve storage space for potential upgrades.