v0.32.2

README.md

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-# RustProxy 0.32.1
+# RustProxy 0.32.2
 
 **0.31.0 panel/cache additions:** browser-negotiated Zstd/Brotli/gzip for HTML, JS and CSS (Settings → Administration); optional HTTP BAN/PURGE restricted to explicit IP/CIDR allowlist (Settings → Cache, disabled by default); System information Refresh button beside the API badge. See [Settings](docs/SETTINGS.md) and [Cache](docs/CACHE.md).
 
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 **0.31.9 Certificate API management: inspect and edit credential settings without exposing/rotating the current token, or regenerate one existing token with one-time display. Rust/Cargo and live testing required.**
 
-## What changed in 0.32.1
+## What changed in 0.32.2
+
+- **Web Server cache revalidation:** browser refresh (`Cache-Control: no-cache` or `max-age=0`), stale objects and freshness-constrained requests now use stored origin `ETag` / `Last-Modified` validators. An unchanged local static resource returns `304` to RustProxy; it reuses the cached body and increases `X-Cache-Hits` rather than resetting it to a new MISS.
+- **Correct conditional delivery:** retain the client's original validators for downstream `304` decisions (or serve a body on an unconditional refresh). HEAD, single byte ranges, transformed-response headers and `Vary` isolation are retained. If the local resource changes, a successful response replaces the previous representation; an uncacheable 304 discards the shared copy.
+- Reverse Proxy caching, frontend routing, PHP-FPM, configuration/storage schemas and the administration API remain unchanged. Rust/Cargo and browser-based runtime acceptance are required; see [verification report](docs/TEST_REPORT.md).
+
+## Previously in 0.32.1
 
 - **Overview readability at 90% UI scale:** compare the supplied 0.31.9 source with 0.32.0, remove the latter's forced desktop card heights and restore content-sized rows. The six-column desktop layout and visible chart legends remain intact. Increase compact Dashboard headings (10 → 11px), values (22 → 25px), secondary text (8.5 → 10px) and the Payload breakdown (9 → 10px).
 - **Consistent tile spacing:** Overview now uses `--ui-gap`, the same density-aware spacing variable as other Dashboard sections, instead of its own fixed 10/8/6px spacing in normal/compact/ultra Dashboard modes. UI scale (including 90%) affects all gaps equally.