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This PR implements critical security and performance improvements to the rate limiting, token validation, and cache management systems.

Key Changes:

  1. Token Validation Enhancements

    • Added strict Bearer token format validation
    • Implemented base64url encoding checks
    • Added minimum token length requirement (32 chars)
    • Improved security logging for invalid tokens
  2. Rate Limiting Improvements

    • Implemented configurable per-token rate limits
    • Added concurrent request tracking
    • Differentiated limits for anonymous vs authenticated requests
    • Added proper cleanup of concurrent request counters
    • Fixed type safety issues with rate limit responses
  3. Cache Management Optimization

    • Implemented Stale-While-Revalidate (SWR) pattern
    • Added configurable cache TTLs:
      • Default TTL: 1 hour
      • Stale window: 5 minutes
      • Background refresh: 55 minutes
    • Added background refresh for near-expiry cache entries
    • Improved error handling for cache operations

Technical Details:

  • Added proper TypeScript type definitions
  • Fixed KV store value handling (string-based storage)
  • Implemented proper execution context for background tasks
  • Added comprehensive error logging
  • Fixed type safety issues with rate limit enum usage

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