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This pull request fixes a bug where the name field in the Chat table was being incorrectly updated with an empty string or the sender's name. The fix ensures that the name field is only updated with the correct push name when a message is received, not when it's sent.

Sequence diagram for MESSAGES_UPSERT event

sequenceDiagram
  participant WhatsApp
  participant BaileysService
  participant PrismaRepository
  participant WebhookService

  WhatsApp->>BaileysService: Event: MESSAGES_UPSERT (message received)
  BaileysService->>BaileysService: Check if chat exists
  alt Chat exists and pushName is valid and fromMe is false and not a group
    BaileysService->>PrismaRepository: Update Chat.name with pushName
    PrismaRepository-->>BaileysService: Success
    BaileysService->>WebhookService: Send CHATS_UPSERT event with updated Chat
    WebhookService-->>BaileysService: Acknowledged
  else Chat does not exist or pushName is invalid or fromMe is true or is a group
    BaileysService->>BaileysService: Do not update Chat.name
  end

Updated class diagram for Chat

classDiagram
  class Chat {
    remoteJid: string
    instanceId: string
    unreadMessages: number
    // name: string - Removed from initial creation
  }

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Talvez vc consiga resolver este bug também: #1367

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