The SELECT query now includes the 'last_inserted_at' column from the request_response_list table, but no ALTER TABLE statement is provided in this PR to add the column. This will cause a SQL error when the cache is used with an existing database that lacks the column. A migration is needed, e.g., 'ALTER TABLE request_response_list ADD COLUMN last_inserted_at INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0'.
The SQL query in match_inner now selects the last_inserted_at column which did not appear in the previous query. The diff does not include a database migration or schema update to add this column. If an existing SQLite cache database (created before this PR) is used, the query will fail with a "no such column" error at runtime, breaking all cache lookups.
The test puts a response with max-age=4 and then does a second cache.match after a delay(6000). If the first match (immediately after put) takes more than 4 seconds due to system load or scheduling delays, it will already be expired, causing the first assertion to fail. This can lead to intermittent failures in CI.