Fix prompt cache routing for SSE Responses proxies - #6461
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Summary
conversation_id,session_id,x-session-id, andx-session-affinityprompt_cache_keyaligned with the same stable identity instead of a random per-session valueWhy
Some local proxy services expose the Responses API over SSE and only reuse prompt cache reliably when consecutive requests are routed with a stable identity. Hermes currently relies on a random session-derived cache key and does not attach the routing headers these proxies expect, which causes avoidable cache misses across turns.
Validation
python -m py_compile run_agent.pyprompt_cache_keyalone had little effect, while stable routing headers restored high second-turn cache reuse