I know I'm late to the party, but what's the use-case for passing a default
value to the get method?
If we're using a cache isn't generating/getting the value expensive?
It seems to encourage something boneheaded like:
$default = someExpensiveOperation();
$myValue = $myCache->get('foo', $default);
I could understand passing a callable that would set the value for a cache
miss...
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