feat(cache): Add persistent documentation cache - #14
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Use a dedicated disk-backed URL cache for Apple documentation responses and expose a cache clean command for deterministic cleanup.
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Apple documentation responses now use a dedicated 1 GB disk-backed URL cache instead of the small shared default. This lets repeated searches reuse downloaded DocC pages across CLI invocations while preserving standard HTTP cache revalidation.
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apple-docs cache cleanfor deterministic cleanup with human-readable reclaimed size reporting. Cache directory lookup safely handles unavailable user cache locations without forced unwrapping or unbounded array access.Validated with the full test suite, static analysis, a release build, and an isolated release smoke test that populated and cleared cached response payloads.