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Check tree cache staleness and invalidate entries automatically #32
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Closes #29.
This is based on #27 since it depends on the lazy loading behavior, so there are a bunch of extra commits in here, but I can rebase this if/when #27 is merged.
The main idea is to move the global
Treecache intoRepository, and check the staleness of cache entries whenever aTreeis requested. We could theoretically cache trees based on their SHAs rather than their commit-ishes, but then you could wind up with a cache that grows forever - if you keep requesting themastertree but cache individual commits, you'll end up caching every commit asmasterchanges, even though the caller isn't interested in those old commits.