Fix stale popular apps with 24h cache TTL#12
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Popular apps section was serving stale data because the KV cache had no expiration and the edge cache was set to 1 week. Now both layers expire after 24 hours so download rankings stay fresh.
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Summary
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The popular apps section was frozen because both the KV cache (no TTL) and edge cache (1 week) were serving stale data indefinitely. Download counts have grown significantly but the homepage wasn't reflecting it.
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