test(cache): add in-memory remote cache backend - #726
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Motivation
Remote cache client work needs an HTTP backend that E2E tests can start and stop without adding server lifecycle logic to the test harness.
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remote-cache-serverandcbor-httptovite-task-tools, with pnpm linking both commands into.bin. The daemon stores opaque entries, associations, and blobs in memory. It reserves and publishes its endpoint throughcache.url, stops when that file is deleted, and has a bounded lifetime for failed tests. The HTTP client accepts EDN for CBOR requests and prints responses as EDN for snapshot assertions.Six E2E cases cover entry and association semantics, blob replacement, opaque binary data, invalid requests, request limits, and daemon restart. The fixtures invoke the pnpm-linked commands directly. They are skipped on Windows because the PTY launcher cannot execute pnpm command shims. A focused unit test covers EDN escaping. CI runs the utility type check and unit test alongside the existing platform suites.