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fix: retain warm OPcache reads and publish fresh cache metadata - #9
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Unchanged mutable cache reads currently invalidate OPcache, and a CLI metadata publication can leave an existing FPM worker stale. Store private container/discovery metadata as atomic JSON and keep invalidation on compiled-container publication only. Restore the automatic private fallback for classic WordPress webroots and cold read-only projects while retaining rejection of unsafe explicit paths.
Validation: full package QA (77 tests, 394 assertions; strict coding standards and PHPStan), baseline reproduction, and a persistent native FPM worker with
opcache.validate_timestamps=0: zero invalidations on unchanged reads, then a separate CLI publication observed by that same worker. Legacy PHP metadata is ignored and rebuilt without execution. Release: 1.1.5.