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Restore cached responses for duplicate publish requests - #797
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This restores caching for failed publish jobs following @f-f’s review of #794. Once we have a publish job for a package name and version, another submission returns an existing job ID instead of starting more work.
That restores the protection against repeated (automated) publishing and stops resubmission from being a way to change a tag and try again. It also means a failed publish stays blocked for now. We can discuss a controlled way to retry in #793 rather than introducing one here.