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Recover browser-cached study redirects without clearing logins - #6
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Add an explicit cache-only recovery response at
/study?reset-cache=1for browsers that retained the earlier permanent/studyredirect. Ordinary study requests remain unchanged. The recovery response clears the origin's HTTP cache without clearing cookies or local storage.Validation: 45 tests pass and Wrangler dry-run passes. A real Chromium regression reproduced a cached 308, switched the server to HTTP 200, confirmed the stale redirect still occurred, visited the recovery URL, and verified plain
/studyworked while cookies and localStorage survived. The stale redirect was also reproduced in the user's existing Chrome session.Deployed Worker version:
ab9fc5d1-ee75-4092-9071-40be607785a1.Verified recovery in the same existing Chrome session: plain
/studyinitially landed on the company homepage; after loading the cache-only recovery URL, entering plain/studystayed at that exact URL and rendered the senior study page.