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The previous logic was incorrect and was not flushing the stream from
cache after deletion.
```
stream = get_realm_stream("Verona", realm.id)
stream.delete()
get_realm_stream("Verona", realm.id)
```
In the above example, the last line of code would have returned
the stream from cache instead of throwing a Stream.DoesNotExist
error. This is fixed in the commit.
I have verified that this commit indeed fix the issue by verifying
that calling get_realm_stream again after deleting the stream
results in Stream.DoesNotExist error.
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