Update Examples

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The examples converted from E2E tests have changed in 0da6bf5.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on maintaining the currency of dependencies within various examples. It primarily involves updating several @graphql-hive, @graphql-mesh, @graphql-tools, @aws-sdk, and @smithy packages to their latest versions, ensuring that the examples remain compatible with recent library releases and benefit from any bug fixes or minor enhancements. Additionally, several browser and Node.js support libraries have been updated.

Highlights

• Dependency Updates: Multiple @graphql-hive/gateway dependencies have been updated from ^2.1.12 to ^2.1.13 across various example projects.
• GraphQL Mesh Transports: The @graphql-mesh/transport-ws package was updated from ^2.0.8 to ^2.0.9 in the federation subscriptions passthrough example.
• HMAC Signature Module: The @graphql-mesh/hmac-upstream-signature dependency was bumped from ^2.0.4 to ^2.0.5 in the HMAC auth HTTPS example and its corresponding lock file.
• AWS SDK and Smithy Updates: Numerous @aws-sdk and @smithy packages received minor version updates (e.g., 3.920.0 to 3.922.0) within the package-lock.json for the LaunchDarkly override example, reflecting general maintenance and improvements.
• GraphQL Tools and Hive Ecosystem: Several @graphql-tools packages (e.g., delegate, executor, utils) and other @graphql-hive and @graphql-mesh related dependencies were updated to their latest patch or minor versions, ensuring compatibility and leveraging recent enhancements.
• Browser and Node.js Support Libraries: Libraries such as baseline-browser-mapping, caniuse-lite, electron-to-chromium, and node-releases received updates, contributing to broader compatibility and up-to-date browser/Node.js environment data.

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Code Review

This pull request consists of dependency updates across numerous example packages. The changes are primarily patch-level version bumps for @graphql-hive/gateway and other related @graphql-mesh packages. The package-lock.json for the launchdarkly-override example has also been updated accordingly. These updates appear to be routine maintenance to keep dependencies current. The changes are straightforward and I see no issues.