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…heState struct (#127) - Extract all cache globals (g_mu, g_ready, g_has_data, g_labels, g_milestones, g_alloc) into a CacheState struct with explicit init/deinit/invalidate lifecycle - CacheState methods are instance-based, making them testable without globals - Thin wrapper functions (prefetch, getLabel, getMilestone, isReady, invalidate) delegate to a module-level CacheState for backward compatibility - getState() returns pointer for callers that need direct access - Tests now use local CacheState instances instead of modifying module globals - appendLabel/appendMilestone now return errors instead of silently swallowing them
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CacheStatestruct with explicit init/deinit/invalidate lifecyclegetState()returns pointer for callers needing direct accessappendLabel/appendMilestonenow return errors instead of silently swallowing them