Netlify TTL Cache Plugin

netlify-plugin-ttl-cache is a Netlify build plugin designed to address common runtime errors, such as 'ChunkLoadError,' in single-page applications (SPAs) that utilize code splitting (e.g., `React.lazy`). Netlify's default behavior is to replace all static assets upon each new deployment, which can lead to issues if a user's browser attempts to load an old, cached JavaScript chunk that no longer exists on the server. This plugin, currently at version 1.0.2, mitigates this by allowing users to specify a build output directory and a Time-To-Live (TTL) for assets within it, effectively persisting legacy immutable assets across deployments for a defined period. This ensures that previously served assets remain available, preventing broken user experiences without manual intervention. The plugin is configured declaratively via `netlify.toml` and does not require changes to application JavaScript code.