test: validate global cache inheritance from main#5
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Minor documentation update to validate global cache inheritance. This PR tests that a new branch with no local cache can successfully restore Conda and LaTeX caches from main branch.
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Purpose
Test that PR branches can successfully inherit and restore caches created on the main branch.
Changes
lectures/intro.mdExpected Behavior
This PR should demonstrate global cache hits from the caches built on main:
Cache Restoration Expected:
conda-Linux-{hash}-v1latex-Linux-{hash}-v1Performance Expected:
Testing Strategy
This is part of the progressive cache testing plan:
Success Criteria