Re: [w3c/ServiceWorker] Change add(request) and addAll(requests) behavior (e2a6d18)

Thank you @jakearchibald. To summarize:

- `add()` is meant to be a reliable way to cache responses - on the other hand `put()` does not have the same guarantees so you can put any `Response`
- the MDN article will be updated to reflect that `add()` is not the equivalent of `fetch()` + `put()`
- we will work towards a secure solution that allows opaque responses to have an ok response to support `add()` for cross-origin no-cors in the future

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