MkDev11 db06acb31e test: Migrate CacheSpec to verify.BasicTestSuite (#8474)
Migrate CacheSpec from ScalaTest AnyFlatSpec to verify.BasicTestSuite
following the project's test framework standardization.

Changes:
- Convert class to object extending BasicTestSuite
- Replace ScalaTest 'should/in' syntax with test() method
- Replace fail() with assert(false, message)
- Replace === with ==
- Use Scala 3 indentation-based syntax
- Remove ScalaTest import, add verify.BasicTestSuite import

All tests pass successfully.

Fixes #8466

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