Improved cache reliability

Cached screenshots, PDFs, and videos are now handled more reliably, with cache links returned only when the cached result is available.

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Dmytro Krasun

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We shipped a reliability improvement for cached rendering requests.

ScreenshotOne is now more careful about returning cache URLs only after the rendered result is available in the cache. This reduces rare cases where a cached screenshot, PDF, or video link could be requested before the cached file was ready.

The change is fully behind the scenes, and no API changes are required.

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