Keep the toolbox worker out of Pad - #168
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What changed
/padand/pad/*before anyrespondWithpath.Why
The root-scoped cache-first worker was crossing the application boundary and storing Pad HTML, hashed assets, and API responses. That allowed a pre-curriculum samples response to outlive a Pad deployment despite Pad's
no-storepolicy.Impact
Toolbox offline behavior is unchanged for its own apps. Pad now owns its own release and cache policy.
Validation
node --check service-worker.jsnpx playwright test tests/offline-manifest.spec.js— 2 passed