Add support for Custom camera labels when not available. #580
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#### Custom camera labels when not available. In certain browsers as well as cases like Android Webview it looks like camera name is not returned by the browser. In such cases the camera selection has empty named options. To make the UX better, the library will give custom names to the cameras. - Github Issue: [Issue#578](#578) For example in Duck Duck Go browser which has this behavior, it will look like this | Before selection | After selection | | --- | --- | |  |  |
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Custom camera labels when not available.
In certain browsers as well as cases like Android Webview it looks like camera name is not returned by the browser. In such cases the camera selection has empty named options.
To make the UX better, the library will give custom names to the cameras.
For example in Duck Duck Go browser which has this behavior, it will look like this