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Restructure client side caching code #3325

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Right now the client side caching code is implemented mostly on the level of Connections, which is too low. We need to have a shared cache across several connections.

Move the cache implementation higher, while trying to encapsulate it better, into a CacheMixin class.

This is work in progress, many details still need to be taken care of!

Right now the client side caching code is implemented mostly on the
level of Connections, which is too low. We need to have a shared cache
across several connections.

Move the cache implementation higher, while trying to encapsulate it
better, into a `CacheMixin` class.

This is work in progress, many details still need to be taken care of!
@gerzse gerzse requested a review from vladvildanov July 19, 2024 15:17
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