[Cache] boost perf by wrapping keys validity checks with assert()
#40317
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PSR-6 has one perf hog: checking the validity of keys.
But in practice, an invalid key should never happen in production: encoding/cleanup is a must-have, and it's a step that should be identified during dev.
That's why I think we're safe wrapping these checks with
assert()
.On an
ArrayAdapter
, this doubles the throughput of the pool when getting items.I didn't use
assert()
in constructors when not on the hot path.This PR also makes some callable properties static, as they should be from the beginning.