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Fix cache types #2699
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Fix cache types #2699
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Description
These types are hard, but this fixes them partially.
Getting cache entries in bulk were lying that they were Record<string, User|Track|Collection>, but it's really a partial since for whatever reason the value may not actually end up in the cache.
This deserves a bit better of a cleanup, but hopefully this can prevent some errors like missing user_ids on undefined in downstream components, etc.
I think we may consider filtering undefined's out when coming back from the cache too, but that also probably leads to some undefined behaviors and I felt that doing them in the downstream selectors / components was safer.
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