fix(AccountService): Invalidate cache after account creation/change/deletion#12803
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While working on #12777, I found out that the cache isn't being invalidated after any change. This may cause some issues, although those will be very rare as the lifecycle of the
AccountServiceclass is limited to each request. For performance reasons, it may be worth to move the cache tomemcache, which then will survive the lifecycle of theAccountServiceclass.AI-assisted: Claude Sonnet 4.6