Coding (Platform)

NestJS: Plan cache invalidation for event handler cache lifecycle

A service boundary accepts valid traffic but mishandles duplicate, stale, or unauthorized records. The affected area is event handler.

Repair the event handler cache lifecycle implementation so it separates purge, refresh, and escalation actions by staleness and risk.

Evidence

Affected surface: NestJS / event handler.
Observed failure family: plan cache invalidation.
Scope policy: retained must equal true.

What this task practices

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