WPB-27892: fix: resolve original caller for call-end "called" message - #22101
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handleMissedCall injected the deactivate event with the missedh userId (the sender of the missed-trigger message), so the "$USER called" conversation message named the wrong participant. Use the original caller captured at ring time (call.initiator = AVS SETUP sender) when a Call object exists for the conversation, falling back to the missedh userId only when none is present (e.g. the app cold-launched straight into a missed call). callClosed already used call.initiator.
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https://wearezeta.atlassian.net/browse/WPB-27892
handleMissedCall injected the deactivate event with the missedh userId (the sender of the missed-trigger message), so the "$USER called" conversation message named the wrong participant.
Use the original caller captured at ring time (call.initiator = AVS SETUP sender) when a Call object exists for the conversation, falling back to the missedh userId only when none is present (e.g. the app cold-launched straight into a missed call). callClosed already used call.initiator.
It's LLM-generated, please, review it carefully.
Depends on wireapp/wire-avs#199