fix(web): no-store on the GUI shell HTML (no stale cache after update)#204
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… cache after update A WKWebView (the Mac app) / browser cached the shell HTML, so after `lisa` was updated the old GUI kept rendering — e.g. a "removed" element still showing — until the WebKit data store was manually cleared. The shell carries the current markup + asset references, so it must always be fresh. Add `Cache-Control: no-store` to the `/` (MAIN_HTML) and `/island` (ISLAND_HTML) responses. Hashed assets keep their own long-cache headers; only the shell is no-store. Verified: typecheck + HTML snapshot + auth tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A WKWebView (Mac app) / browser cached the shell HTML, so after
lisawas updated the old GUI kept rendering (a removed element still showing) until the WebKit store was manually cleared. AddCache-Control: no-storeto/(MAIN_HTML) +/island(ISLAND_HTML); hashed assets keep their own long-cache headers. Verified: typecheck + HTML snapshot + auth tests.🤖 Generated with Claude Code