chore(utils): trim runtime.ts to verified-live helpers#299
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Summary
clearRuntimeCacheexport fromsrc/utils/runtime.ts.when the observable runtime globals change.
What broke and why it cannot now
clearRuntimeCachewas a testing hook in production runtime utilities with noproduction or generated-template caller. Cache invalidation is now tied to the runtime discriminants
that select Node, Deno, Bun, browser, or unknown, so tests and embedders do not
need a mutable reset API to observe a changed environment.
BREAKING CHANGE
clearRuntimeCacheis no longer exported. It was documented as test-only andhad no production caller in
src/; consumers should calldetectRuntime()directly.