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This PR adds a cache to extensions read from the file system, similar to the one used for extensions read from an Artifactory repository.
My use case is that i have many (6000+) extensions with different versions on disk, and walking through all of them takes upwards of 3 minutes for every single API call. With a cache in place, I can instead pre-fill the cache at regular time intervals, and respond to API calls within ~300 milliseconds.
I have tried to emulate the existing code style with my changes, but my Go skills are admittedly a bit rusty, so I welcome any feedback, and will try to make changes as best I can.
This PR also does not address the issue of evicting the cache on adding/removing extensions that has been noted in a TODO in the Artifactory implementation, but hopefully that can be tackled as a future improvement.