1. The example was using the Promise return value of JitsiMeetJS.init
which is no longer possible/correct after commit "core: refactor
initialization not to return a Promise".

2. We went back and forth with the value returned by JitsiMeetJS.init:
we initially didn't return a value, then we started returning a Promise,
and now we're not returning a value. Whether we'll go back to returning
a value is up in the air. Anyway, the return value is practically
determined by the last in a chain of function calls: JitsiMeetJS, RTC,
RTCUtil. Since the chain is not really documented, it will not hurt much
to make it easier to refactor the chain by "composing" the functions.

localTracks[i].stop();
As localTracks doesn't have stop function , coz of this line getting error and user was not able to left the room or unload 

So changed it to :
localTracks[i].dispose();

* feat(recording): frontend logic can support live streaming and recording

Instead of either live streaming or recording, now both can live together.
The changes to facilitate such include the following:
- Remove the old recording.js module which allowed one recording at a time.
- Remove events for live stream url changes as the url is now part of a
  sesssion and not fired independently.
- Availability of sipgw and recording are gone. Instead sessions have a
  failure reason. For sipgw sessions, store that failure and emit it to
  listeners.
- Create a new recordingManager singleton that can start/stop sessions
  and handle updating known state of those sessions. Known state is
  emitted through one event.
- Create a JibriSession model to encapsulate state of a session.

* update comments, use map to store sessions

* always pass in focusmucjid

* try to fix jibrisession docs and remove default null

After running `npm install` I end up with a minified library for lib-jitsi-meet. I had to adjust the name to get the example to run

ESLint 4.8.0 discovers a lot of error related to formatting. While I
tried to fix as many of them as possible, a portion of them actually go
against our coding style. In such a case, I've disabled the indent rule
which effectively leaves it as it was before ESLint 4.8.0.

Some browsers may not support data channels (hi there, Edge!) and sometimes it
may not be desirable for other reasons.

Make sure there are options to set the extension ID and an enabled flag for
both Chrome and Firefox.

Removed checking for deprecated configuration options: desktopSharing,
chromeExtensionId and minChromeExtVersion.

Our JSHint configuration is not extensive and we have excluded multiple
files from linting. Additionally, we have seen JSHint to be unable to
parse newer ECMAScript features such as the object spread operator
(proposal).

On the other hand, we have seen ESLint to beautifully work on React and
React Native source code in addition to ES2015 and later. Introduce
ESLint alongside JSHint as an intermediate step to eventually switching
from JSHint to ESLint.

As our source code does not fully follow even the JSHint rules we have,
it is very difficult to introduce ESLint with many rules. At the
beginning, introduce it with as little rules as possible. Morever,
ESLint is able to automatically fix certain rule offenders so once we
have ESLint merged we can incrementally add new rules while keeping our
commits' modification on as little subjects as possible.

Jicofo is smart and can find any bridge with service discovery and/or
pubsub.