Wrap cache in abstraction layer for a run and for a package task #1256
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Fixes a bug introduced in [1.2.10](https://github.com/vercel/turborepo/releases/tag/v1.2.10) in which the first line (cache hit) is missing the correct color. Caused by #1256
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Cacheoptions into their own structRunCacheinstance, along with associatedOptsTaskCacheinstance, created from aRunCacheTaskCacheis responsible for log recording and replaying, as well as restoring/saving task outputs as appropriateThe
TaskCachesave and restore methods are intended to be the place to hook in an eventual rpc to no-op the operation if the relevant files haven't changed.