🐛 Bug: Submodules are Pointing to Outdated Commits

[DevanjoyDas]

Describe the bug

Several submodules in this repository are currently pointing to outdated commits. This can lead to inconsistencies and may prevent users from accessing the latest updates and fixes from those submodules.

Steps To Reproduce

1. Clone the Repository
2. Initialize and Update Submodules
3. Check Submodule Status
   git submodule status
4. Observe Outdated Commits (Compare the listed submodule commits with the latest commits in their respective upstream repositories.)

Expected Behavior

All submodules should reference the latest commits from their respective upstream repositories.

Screenshots

Current status of Submodules (Pointing to outdated commits)

Expected status of Submodules (Should point to Latest commits)

Device Information [optional]

- OS: Windows 10
- Browser: Chrome

Are you working on this issue?

Yes

Do you think this work might require an [Architectural Decision Record (ADR)]? (significant or noteworthy)

No

[Karan-Palan]

Is it intentional to update submodules only when relevant changes are added? Currently, the submodules are not pointing to the latest commits. If this isn't intentional, I'd be happy to work on automating the update process. Let me know @benjagm @DhairyaMajmudar