feat/middleware - Expose the receiverNumber during the onCall callback middleware #1119
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…k middleware In certain cases you want to know the receiving number configured for the callback, this exposes the "receiverNumber" so it would be accessible within the callback as `ctx.receiverNumber`
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…k middleware (project-error#1119) In certain cases you want to know the receiving number configured for the callback, this exposes the "receiverNumber" so it would be accessible within the callback as `ctx.receiverNumber`
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Pull Request Description
In certain cases you want to know the receiving number configured within the scope of the
onCallmiddleware callback. This exposes the "receiverNumber" so it would be accessible within the callback asctx.receiverNumber.Pull Request Checklist: