Update firebase init functions template to latest SDK versions

[jhuleatt]

Description

Update firebase-functions, firebase-admin, and firebase-functions-test in the firebase init functions templates.

Scenarios Tested

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the default dependency versions for firebase-admin, firebase-functions, and firebase-functions-test within the firebase init functions templates. The primary goal is to ensure that newly initialized Firebase Functions projects automatically start with the latest stable SDK versions, providing users with immediate access to new features, performance improvements, and bug fixes without requiring manual updates.

Highlights

• Dependency Updates: The firebase-admin package has been updated from version ^12.6.0 to ^13.6.0 in all firebase init functions templates.
• Dependency Updates: The firebase-functions package has been updated from version ^6.0.1 to ^7.0.0 across all firebase init functions templates.
• Dependency Updates: The firebase-functions-test package has been updated from version ^3.1.0 to ^3.4.1 in all firebase init functions templates.
• Template Consistency: These dependency updates have been applied consistently across both JavaScript and TypeScript firebase init functions templates, including versions with and without linting configurations.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the Firebase SDK versions in the function initialization templates. The version bumps for firebase-admin, firebase-functions, and firebase-functions-test are applied consistently across all JavaScript and TypeScript templates. The changes align with the goal of providing the latest SDKs for new projects. While the changes themselves are correct, the update includes major version increments for firebase-admin (v12 to v13) and firebase-functions (v6 to v7), which can introduce breaking changes. The pull request description states that no scenarios were tested. Given that these templates are the foundation for new user projects, it is highly recommended to perform integration tests by running firebase init functions and verifying that the generated project builds and runs correctly with these new dependency versions to prevent issues for developers starting new projects.