Add some caching for HTML versions of statuses pages #10701
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Cache public HTML status pages for 10 seconds to avoid situations where multiple instances request the HTML pages at around the same time.
The benefits of this will be lower than our other caching strategies, since ActivityPub-based software trying to fetch the toot as such will go through the other codepath. However, it should yield some improvement regarding legacy OStatus software, as well as in other situations, such as being on the receiving end of Mastodon's link preview crawler.