- Instead of contacts/recipients potentially being created in like
three disparate places, there is now one and only one place
where this happens: the object responsible for the protocol,
i.e. the WhatsApp or modem manager.
- This makes everything far simpler, and means we can actually
keep track of things like contact names properly, instead of
wondering which part of the bridge will end up making the
contact in the end.
- All of the WhatsApp contacts we get on the initial burst, and
any added thereafter, are now translated into recipients.
- In addition, we keep track of their 'notify' property (i.e.
the ~tildename for each contact, or the contact name from the
user address book), and store that in the database.
- In future, the bridge will perhaps let you autoname people,
or display their notify in some meaningful way to allow you
to differentiate people amongst the sea of random numbers...
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