add cache driver configuration #25
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Add custom cache driver support
Description
This PR adds the ability to specify a custom cache driver for Blasp. By default, the package uses Laravel's default cache driver, but now users can configure a specific driver via config or environment variable.
This is particularly useful in environments like Laravel Vapor where the default cache uses DynamoDB, which has a "maximum allowed size" limit that can be hit when caching profanity expressions. With this PR, users can switch to a different cache driver (like Redis) to avoid these limitations.
Changes
cache_driverconfig optionBLASP_CACHE_DRIVERenv variable supportBlaspCachetrait to use a staticgetCache()methodExample
Tests
Added unit tests to verify cache driver selection, cache clearing, and key tracking functionality.