Extract Directive ADT into cache-adt module; harden internals#346
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Extract Directive ADT into cache-adt module; harden internals#346
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- Extract Directive sealed trait into standalone cache-adt module, allowing downstream consumers to depend on the ADT alone without pulling in scache and its cats-effect transitive dependencies - Fix Partitions hash distribution: use bitwise AND instead of math.abs to handle Int.MinValue correctly - Add CAS retry bounds (10k) to outer LoadingCache loops as a safety net against infinite spinning under extreme contention - Replace silent release error swallowing with stderr logging - Add minimum 10ms cooldown floor in ExpiringCache for short TTLs - Expand PartitionsSpec with Int.MinValue, negative hash, and distribution quality tests Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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prepares the ground for alternative cache backend implementations (e.g. Caffeine-based) that need to share the Directive type without depending on the full scache module.