"Did you cache your config?" is a pseudo-joke website which references caching Laravel configs in local development; this is a common issue people run into, usually due to them blindly following "AI"...
This is a simple but stylistically pleasing page based upon MacOS 7, some tiled noise in the background helps provide depth to the page, preventing it from looking too flat.
The issue itself is trivial to understand; if you've cached your config and change it without regenerating the cache then it will still have the old values! In reality these commands should only be used in production as they're more of a nuisance in development for un-noticable performance gains compared to production.
The bean merge is a merge request created by Martin Bean which would introduce a warning prompt when optimise or any cache:* command is ran while the app is not in a production environment.
For some reason this was shot-down by Laravel's all-seeing overlord Taylor Otwell with no sign of it being revived without having it watered down to a purely-informational message that people will still ignore.