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HTTP cache invalidation only registered a Doctrine ORM listener. Add its MongoDB ODM counterpart, loaded when doctrine_mongodb_odm and http_cache.invalidation are enabled. The tag collection shared by both listeners moves to an internal trait. Fixes api-platform#8098
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HTTP cache invalidation only had a Doctrine ORM purge listener. This adds the MongoDB ODM one, registered when
doctrine_mongodb_odmandhttp_cache.invalidationare enabled. It purges inserted (collection only), updated, upserted and deleted documents, plus their references (old and new values, and members removed from reference collections). Code shared with the ORM listener moves to an internal trait, the ORM behaviour is unchanged.References inside embedded documents are not followed, there's no ORM equivalent.