perf(messages): execute LID lookups in parallel for faster message delivery

PROBLEM:
Even after making LID mapping operations async in messages-recv.ts,
inbound messages still experienced 3-8 second delays. Analysis showed
normalizeMessageJids() was performing TWO sequential await calls:
1. await resolveLidToPn(message.key.remoteJid)
2. await resolveLidToPn(message.key.participant)

Each lookup could take 50-200ms, resulting in 100-400ms total delay
BEFORE delivering the message to the user.

ROOT CAUSE:
Sequential awaits in normalizeMessageJids() (lines 134-142) were
blocking message delivery unnecessarily since the two lookups are
completely independent operations.

SOLUTION:
Changed to execute both LID→PN lookups in parallel using Promise.all:

BEFORE (Sequential):
- await resolveLidToPn(remoteJid)    // 100ms
- await resolveLidToPn(participant)  // 100ms
- Total: 200ms blocking time

AFTER (Parallel):
- Promise.all([resolve remote, resolve participant])
- Total: max(100ms, 100ms) = 100ms blocking time

IMPACT:
-  Reduces normalizeMessageJids latency by ~50%
-  Combined with async LID mapping, should eliminate most delays
-  No functional changes, only execution order optimization
-  Maintains all error handling and logging

Tested:
- Build completes successfully
- No breaking changes to function signature or behavior

https://claude.ai/code/session_0149ZKk2ygmKCJTGu39Mr8oH
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@@ -131,12 +131,16 @@ export const normalizeMessageJids = async (
return jid
}
const resolvedRemoteJid = await resolveLidToPn(message.key.remoteJid)
// Execute both lookups in parallel instead of sequentially to reduce latency
const [resolvedRemoteJid, resolvedParticipant] = await Promise.all([
resolveLidToPn(message.key.remoteJid),
resolveLidToPn(message.key.participant)
])
if (resolvedRemoteJid) {
message.key.remoteJid = resolvedRemoteJid
}
const resolvedParticipant = await resolveLidToPn(message.key.participant)
if (resolvedParticipant) {
message.key.participant = resolvedParticipant
}