Added the Refresh All button to invalidate caches and force requests to be sent again

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@@ -19,6 +19,16 @@ Browser extension that adds the "Opportunities Extension" shortcut to the permit
## CRM Service Request Badges
The header's **Refresh all** button (between theme and Preferences) invalidates
persisted Products and activity caches and clears in-memory data views. It reloads
the selected Reference, fetching fresh products and then the permitted SR/Actions
queries. Customer details, rate cards, consumption charts and AI summaries are
requested again when opened. Preferences, cookies and authentication are preserved.
The button is disabled during invalidation and list reload; product/activity badges
continue to show subsequent background progress. Cache-clear failures are surfaced
instead of silently reusing cached data, and stale product responses cannot restore
an invalidated cache.
On the first Opportunities modal opening in a page session, `requestCurrentUser`
fetches SPA identity before tokenrelay or opportunity requests. Concurrent calls,
Reference changes and modal reopenings reuse that result. Users with `SALES_REP`
@@ -37,11 +47,19 @@ Records are linked by `OpportunityName_Id_c.OptyNumber`. A green SR badge indica
one or more matches; its tooltip lists each SR number, title, reported hours, owner,
email and contact flags. A red badge indicates no match within that query's scope.
A failed lookup shows `SR ?`, not a false no-match result, and opportunities still load.
Badges follow Ramp Months. SR results remain in memory only. CRM SR and Actions
refresh only after actual successful product API requests, not cache reads.
Cache-only, empty and entirely failed cycles neither query nor clear activities.
In mixed cycles, Actions refreshes only workloads from fresh products and CRM SR
refreshes once. Closing and reopening the modal preserves results and does not
Badges follow Ramp Months. Successful SR and Actions responses are persisted in
extension local storage, isolated by tokenrelay principal. The cache uses the same
Preferences lifetime as Products (24 hours by default), anchored to the product
timestamp rather than the activity response time. Actions entries match each
product's update; the SR snapshot matches the latest product update in the cycle.
No credentials, request headers or debug envelopes are stored in this cache.
Products loaded from cache restore matching activity entries without network calls.
Missing, expired or mismatched entries are not treated as confirmed empty results;
they wait for a real product refresh before a new activity query is allowed.
Empty and entirely failed product cycles do not query activities. In mixed cycles,
only fresh products permit activity API calls on cache misses; SR refreshes once.
Activity lookups do not advance the existing Last update timestamp.
Closing and reopening the modal preserves results and does not
reload products or trigger these lookups. Already-running product requests may
finish in the background and update their related activities.
@@ -53,7 +71,8 @@ the `WWB-TS` credential in `Wwb-Provider-Authorization`. The Act badge beside SR
aggregates all products: green means an action's `owner` matches the general
tokenrelay response's `principal`; red means no matching owner was found. `Act ?`
means ownership could not be confirmed (including a missing principal). Tooltips
retain all returned actions, regardless of owner. Principal stays in memory only.
retain all returned actions, regardless of owner. Credentials stay in memory only;
the principal is used to scope persisted activity entries.
Queries are shared per product cycle (up to four concurrently). Reference changes
that load products from cache do not refresh activities.
Only the first page is requested for now; `hasNext` is indicated in the tooltip.