chore: update WhatsApp Web version (2.3000.1043865437)

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A new version of WhatsApp Web has been detected!

Tests should be run against this new version before merging.

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https://github.com/wwebjs/whatsapp-web.js/pull/201723/changes#diff-1c714d0a8a5ad05fd5427eb604e7666f098bf10ca0105e610a43330c4a5d1e1bL10Fixes #201769

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