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feat: introducing cache controls #734
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This is very cool. Nice work!
Description of the Change
Introduces the ability to cache the result of fetch strategies.
How to test the Change
headstartwp.config.server.js
so tthatenabled: true
.cache hit
for the app endpoint.Checklist: