Add more types to array check

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The check_cache method in FrmDb.php was updated to expand the types of cache lookups that return an empty array when the cached data is not an array. The list now includes 'get_posts' and 'get_associative_results' in addition to the original types. Minor readability and strict comparison improvements were also made.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
classes/models/FrmDb.php	Expanded cache type checks in check_cache method; added blank line for readability; updated comparison to strict equality for one type.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller
    participant FrmDb

    Caller->>FrmDb: check_cache(cache_key, type)
    FrmDb->>FrmDb: Retrieve cached result
    alt Cached result found
        alt type in [get_col, get_results, get_posts, get_associative_results] and result not array
            FrmDb-->>Caller: Return empty array
        else type is get_associative_results and result not array
            FrmDb-->>Caller: Return empty array
        else
            FrmDb-->>Caller: Return cached result
        end
    else
        FrmDb-->>Caller: Return false
    end

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classes/models/FrmDb.php (3)

660-660: Good readability improvement.

The blank line after retrieving the cache improves code readability by separating the cache retrieval from the conditional logic.

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662-662: Correctly extends array type checking for consistency.

The addition of 'get_posts' and 'get_associative_results' to the type checking array is consistent with the defensive programming approach. Both methods should return arrays (as seen in lines 669 and 672), so returning an empty array when cached data is not an array maintains consistent behavior.

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670-670: Good improvement with strict comparison.

Changing from loose equality (==) to strict equality (===) improves type safety and is consistent with the strict comparison used in the array check above (line 662).

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