docs: add Cache Interceptor example to README #4393
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Add a comprehensive example showing how to use the Cache Interceptor with Fetch, including configuration options and usage patterns. Refs: nodejs#4283
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@Ethan-Arrowood can u review this please |
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Unsure if the Quick Start is the right spot for this, but I'm not directly opposed either. LGTM thank you for taking this on!
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Add a comprehensive example showing how to use the Cache Interceptor with Fetch, including configuration options and usage patterns.
Refs: #4283
This relates to issue #4283
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