I guess the linker detects the DevMode and adds an entry for hosted.html in the manifest; and because DevMode does not compile the permutations, the manifest is missing the *.cache.html. Running GWT Compiler would fix this. This is actually not much different from the DevMode generating a "dummy" *.nocache.js; except that I guess the linker always replaces the manifest, contrary to DevMode (which only generates the "dummy" file when it doesn't already exist –or it's timestamp is older than the one of the GWT SDK, which would mean it's from a different GWT version–)
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