add ComfyUI Virtual Webcam to custom-node-list.json (#2161)

* Added ComfyUI Virtual Webcam plugin to custom-node-list.json

The ComfyUI Virtual Webcam allows you to stream your ksampler output images to a webcam driver

* Update custom-node-list.json

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],
"install_type": "unzip",
"description": "This is a node to convert an image into a CMYK Halftone dot image."
},
{
"author": "Sean-Bradley",
"title": "ComfyUI Virtual Webcam",
"reference": "https://github.com/Sean-Bradley/ComfyUI-Virtual-Webcam",
"files": [
"https://github.com/Sean-Bradley/ComfyUI-Virtual-Webcam"
],
"install_type": "git-clone",
"description": "A Virtual Camera Output For ComfyUI. On Windows, it will use the OBS Virtual Camera driver. So make sure you have OBS installed. Then in your other webcam capable applications, such as Google Meet, Teams, Zoom and even OBS itself, you can connect to the OBS Virtual Camera option and see what you are outputting from ComfyUI."
}
]
}