Improve client performance by enabling HTTP caching for i18n REST resources

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      REST i18n resources are generally derived from static information inside plugins and are unlikely to change very often. We should use our short-term public caching headers for them instead of not specifying any caching headers.

      That is, we need to change these lines:

      httpContext.getResponse().setHeader("Cache-Control", "");
      httpContext.getResponse().setHeader("Pragma", "");
      httpContext.getResponse().setHeader("Expires", "");
      

      to this:

      CachingHeaders.PUBLIC_SHORT_TERM.apply(httpContext.getResponse());
      

      In addition, we should probably configure the REST caching consistently in our central caching filter, rather than having custom handling in the plugin.

            Assignee:
            Matt Ryall
            Reporter:
            Matt Ryall
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