Add stale-data indicator on map, fix offline caching masking real outages - #173
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Adds a translucent chip (top-left, opposite the FAB stack) that stays hidden while polling is healthy, and only appears once vehicle data hasn't refreshed in 30s+, flashing "Updated" briefly on recovery - addresses #142 with a hide-unless-stale approach rather than an always-on timestamp. Also fixes locations/etas/velocities being served from OkHttp's disk cache while offline (masking real outages as stale-but-successful 200s); those endpoints now always set Cache-Control: no-store so a dropped connection fails honestly instead of replaying old data. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes #142
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locations/etas/velocitiessilently serving stale cached data (up to 2 weeks old) when offline instead of failing. They now always setCache-Control: no-store, so a dropped connection fails honestly instead of looking like a successful poll.