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The stale-while-revalidate pattern queues background fetches via the AdapterQueue, but with 227+ pending jobs, short interest keys take too long to process. Users saw empty panels on every symbol because the fetch never completed before the response returned. Fix: - shortInterest procedure: when Yahoo + NASDAQ caches are both empty, fetch directly via the adapters, store in cache, and return — all within the request. Subsequent requests hit the cache. Bypasses the clogged queue entirely. - FinraBulkAdapter: guard against per-symbol keys (non-'latest' and non-date IDs) by returning a skipped result instead of trying to download a file named after the ticker. - finraShortInterest handler: return isStale=false when no data is in the table, so per-symbol reads never trigger queue fetches (FINRA is schedule-only). Router stale computation now excludes FINRA from the combined stale flag.
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