Next.js Cache Components Cause 500 Errors on Pages Using headers()
A developer deploying a Next.js 16 app to Google Cloud Run finds that enabling cache components triggers a 500 error on any page that calls headers(), reproducible even locally in Docker. This is a specific framework interaction bug between Suspense boundaries, headers() usage, and the newer cache-components feature that blocks adoption of the feature.
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