docs: add PHP client-side caching examples - #23
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Summary
Add PHP code examples to the client-side caching documentation page.
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baaea45— PHP: implement client-side caching with TTL-based expiration (Add Google's Guava JavaDoc styling to our JavaDoc valkey-io/valkey-glide-docs#180)Changes
<TabItem>to the Configuration section showingClientSideCacheBuilderusage with standalone and cluster clients<TabItem>to the Cache Metrics section showing all metrics methods<TabItem>to the Shared Cache section demonstrating cache sharing between two clientsContext
The PHP client now supports client-side caching with TTL-based expiration via a new
ClientSideCacheclass and builder. The existing documentation page covered Python, Java, Node, and Go but was missing PHP examples.cc @affonsov
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