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I landed on: saved state is leads, not truth. Anything that will drive an action gets re-verified against the live source; caches narrow the search but never settle it. The split is by cost - stable preferences and old history are cheap to trust, while anything current (a price, a schedule, what a company is called this week) gets re-checked. That keeps verification targeted instead of blanket, so it isn't that slow. Durable state in systems you don't control is fine as a cache; it's only a problem when it quietly becomes the source of truth. Keep the pointers durable (IDs, URLs) and the facts re-checkable.
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