feat: Add type property to Media Class #224
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When parsing messages, other types of messages have separate classes, but for media messages, because there is too much overlap, including: sticker, image, document, audio, video, voice, and multiple types, they all use Media Class. However, there is no original type attribute in Media to confirm the type of the message.
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When parsing messages, other types of messages have separate classes, but for media messages, because there is too much overlap, including: sticker, image, document, audio, video, voice, and multiple types, they all use Media Class.
However, there is no original type attribute in Media to confirm the type of the message.