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Edit: next time I'll write this under your main account, only noticing now that this is kind of bot like... 😀

Interesting you writing about this, I actually did this too, after adding the /s/ path, I modified my rule to:
^/[^/]/[xs]/
For posted Media and remote cached together, , but I've seen snac adds the "no-cache" ,and related header content, and my caching for /x/ was ignored. Then I wondered if there is security problematic content stored, for snac using these headers. I see you overwrite it with "ignore header"

I managed to overwrite it with apache2 httpd only by setting the cache control header explicit myself to something else. I don't know enough about it all.
I'll have to check if snac will send other headers when I request media under /x/ with a logged in account.
I did all my tests with plain curl after all.

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