fix(WebexMeetings): update member name from join prompt

[mkesavan13]

Closes SPARK-552246

This pull request addresses

This PR enhances the getMembers function by including the name property in the returned member objects. By adding the name: member.name, each member object now contains the participant's display name in a local sample app of widgets, improving the comprehensiveness of the member data. If the user wanted to pass the name according to there wish that will be appear on widgets sample app (or) the system default name will be displayed

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This is just a version update PR for the following changes:

1. SDK Component Adapter: fix(MembershipsSdkAdapter): added name property to member mapping in getmembers function sdk-component-adapter#344
2. Components: fix(webexMember): updated member name handling components#845

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  • Updated dependency versions for improved performance and stability.

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The changes in this pull request involve updates to the package.json file for the @webex/widgets project. Specifically, the versions of two dependencies have been incremented: @webex/sdk-component-adapter from 1.112.12 to 1.112.13 and @webex/components from 1.275.2 to 1.275.3. No other modifications were made to the file's structure or content.

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File	Change Summary
package.json	Updated @webex/sdk-component-adapter from 1.112.12 to 1.112.13, updated @webex/components from 1.275.2 to 1.275.3.

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In the garden of code, I hop with glee,
Versions updated, as fresh as can be!
With adapters and components, we dance and play,
New numbers in place, brightening the day.
A leap for the widgets, a joyful surprise,
Let’s celebrate changes beneath the blue skies! 🐇✨

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35-37: LGTM! Version updates align with PR objectives.

The patch version increments for both @webex/sdk-component-adapter and @webex/components are consistent with the PR's goal of updating member name functionality from join prompt.

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