chore(testapp): use default TTL for datastream entity caches - #105
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In replicator mode the replicator writes companies to Redis without a TTL. track() writes the company back with the datastream cache TTL, so the 2s E2E TTL expired the entry and the replicator skipped later partial updates. Matches the Go testapp, which leaves the datastream caches on the 24h default.
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Fixes the python / replicator E2E failures (SCH-7065).
The testapp gave the datastream entity caches the 2s E2E TTL. In replicator mode the replicator owns those Redis entries and writes them without a TTL; when the SDK wrote the company back after track(), the entry picked up the 2s TTL and expired, and the replicator then skipped every later partial update for that company ("No cached resource for partial company"). The Go testapp leaves these caches on the SDK default (24h); do the same here. The short TTL still applies to the flag-check cache.