[PLA-2068] Fix event should go to public key channels

[leonardocustodio]

PR Type

enhancement

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Description

• Replaced the address field with public_key in both TransactionCreated and TransactionUpdated classes.
• Updated the fallback method to Account::daemonPublicKey() for obtaining the public key.
• Adjusted the condition checks to ensure public_key is not null before proceeding.

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Enhancement

TransactionCreated.php Replace address with public key in TransactionCreated        src/Events/Global/TransactionCreated.php Replaced usage of address with public_key. Updated the fallback method to Account::daemonPublicKey(). Modified the condition check to use public_key. +3/-3      TransactionUpdated.php Replace address with public key in TransactionUpdated        src/Events/Global/TransactionUpdated.php Replaced usage of address with public_key. Updated the fallback method to Account::daemonPublicKey(). Modified the condition check to use public_key. +3/-3

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⚡ Recommended focus areas for review Null Check The null check for publicKey should be more robust to handle unexpected data types and ensure the flow does not proceed with invalid data. Null Check Similar to TransactionCreated.php, the null check for publicKey needs to be more comprehensive to handle various data scenarios securely.

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Category	Suggestion	Score
Best practice	Use strict comparison for null checks to avoid unintended type coercions Replace the equality check == with the identity check === to ensure strict comparison when checking if $publicKey is null. src/Events/Global/TransactionCreated.php [33-35] -if ($publicKey == null) { +if ($publicKey === null) { return; } Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 Why: Using '===' for null checks in PHP is a best practice to avoid type coercion issues. This change enhances the robustness of the condition check.	7