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Add cache fields to list and resource results - #290
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Adds
ttlMsandcacheScopeto the five results covered by #243. Older results still decode without either field, and negative TTL values are treated as immediately stale. This is a wire-model step toward the July protocol.The branch is updated to current
mainand includes the Ubuntu CI setup and client-test timing fixes shared with #307.Tests: result JSON, legacy decoding, invalid scope, and negative TTL cases passed locally before this update. All six CI jobs passed on
2b4cbfa, including Ubuntu tests. AI helped write the tests; I ran them.