Nobody has written code that does just this AFAIK, but it shouldn't be too hard. You have a dict-like object that stores the cache, then a decorator that works like memoize but deletes the cache entry if forceupdate is sent (I'd suggest making it a POST rather than a GET, though, so that search engines and so on don't accidentally empty your cache).
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