Generic Git repo: calls to webhook require headers and payload

To Reproduce

1. Deploy an app from a Git repository source (I used a repo on Azure DevOps and a matching SSH key to deploy manually, which worked fine)
2. Copy webhook url
3. Call webhook url from a browser (GET) or using Postman (POST)

Current vs. Expected behavior

Current: "branch not match"

Expected: deploy app with it's settings from Dokploy (i.e. configured branch and last commit) as generic Git repository providers don't send any payload, or not a payload that Dokploy can interpret

Provide environment information

Operating System: Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS
Dokploy: 0.10.4
VPS Provider: Azure
App: Dotnet backend+Svelte frontend using a custom Dockerfile which is in the repo root

Which area(s) are affected? (Select all that apply)

Application

Additional context

If I pass a fake "X-Event-Key" header and fake JSON body along with the request, it works:

X-Event-Key: repo:push

{ 
    "push" : {
        "changes" : [
            { 
                "new" : { "name" : "master", "target" : { "message" : "Auto deploy", "hash" : "NEW_COMMIT" } }
            }
        ]
    }
}

Start at the webhook URL handling for applications deployed from a generic Git repository, and reproduce GET and POST requests with and without the X-Event-Key header and payload shown in the issue. Done means a valid webhook triggers deployment using the app's configured branch and last commit without requiring provider-specific headers or payload data.