[Server] implement PSR-16 cache based session storage #114
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Added a new PSR-16 compliant cache-based session store implementation that allows using any PSR-16 compatible cache as the backend for session data storage.
Motivation and Context
This change addresses the need for flexible session storage solutions by implementing the SessionStoreInterface using PSR-16 standard cache. It provides developers with the ability to use Redis, Memcached, or other PSR-16 compliant cache systems for storing session data, offering more flexibility than file-based storage.
How Has This Been Tested?
Tested with Symfony Cache component's Redis implementation. All session operations function correctly with proper exception handling and key prefixing.
Breaking Changes
No breaking changes. This is a completely new feature implementation that does not affect existing code.
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