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The Cache API consuming and producing stream bodies under both stream implementations. The tests are the normative artifact. The general Cache API surface (headers, vary, purge, instrumentation) is owned by src/workerd/api/tests/cache-*; this suite owns the STREAMS interaction only. All cells wire cacheApiOutbound to a loopback cache-backend worker (cache-backend.js). A cache.put() arrives there as a PUT whose body is the SERIALIZED HTTP RESPONSE (status line + headers + CRLFCRLF + body); the backend splits at the header boundary, verifies the continuous…

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# Cache API × streams

The Cache API consuming and producing stream bodies under both stream
implementations. **The tests are the normative artifact.** The general
Cache API surface (headers, vary, purge, instrumentation) is owned by
`src/workerd/api/tests/cache-*`; this suite owns the STREAMS
interaction only.

## Infrastructure

All cells wire `cacheApiOutbound` to a loopback `cache-backend` worker
(cache-backend.js). A cache.put() arrives there as a PUT whose body is
the SERIALIZED HTTP RESPONSE (status line + headers + CRLFCRLF + body);
the backend splits at the header boundary, verifies the continuous
prime-modulus byte pattern over the body, extracts the serialized
head's Content-Length, and records everything. The test worker reads
the record back through its MOCK service binding (/last-put).

## Coverage (parity — no divergences observed)

| Test | Shape |
| --- | --- |
| `putJsValueStreamBody` | value stream of Uint8Array chunks, byte-exact at the backend |
| `putJsByteStreamBody` | 64 KiB chunked byte stream |
| `putFixedLengthStreamBody` | FixedLengthStream body; the declared length arrives as a concrete Content-Length in the serialized head |
| `putIdentityStreamBody` | identity body fed by a concurrent writer |
| `putLargeStreamBody` | 1 MiB chunked, byte-exact |
| `putDisturbedBodyRejects` / `putLockedBodyRejects` | TypeError before any backend traffic |
| `putErroringBodyRejects` | source error rejects the put |
| `concurrentClonePuts` | the migrated cache-put-stream-test.js regression: clone + concurrent puts over a live TransformStream body, 1 MiB |
| `matchBodyIsReadableStream` | a HIT body streams out and drains via a reader |

## Compatibility flags

The main C++ cell pins `streams_enable_constructors` and
`transformstream_enable_standard_constructor`. `cache-cpp-legacy` runs
`concurrentClonePuts` with only `nodejs_compat`, retaining coverage of the
original TransformStream alias. Its `@all-compat-flags` variant is disabled
because that variant would enable `streams_enable_constructors`, allowing the
modern path selected by `transformstream_enable_standard_constructor` and
duplicating the main C++ cell.

The backend worker takes no compatibilityDate — wd_test injects
`--compat-date`, and a worker-level date conflicts with it.

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