chore: bump versions (events 1.4.0, profile 1.2.0) ahead of testnet redeploy

[0xdevcollins]

Reconciles and bumps the on-chain version stamps so the next testnet deployment reports a coherent version.

Why

The stamps had drifted and were internally inconsistent:

• events: contractmeta = 1.2.0 but INITIAL_VERSION = 1.3.0, and neither reflected the changes merged since 1.3.0 (fix(events): cap per-event hackathon submissions to bound storage growth #86 submission cap, fix(events): require acceptance for manager delegation (#70) #88 manager two-step, fix(events): namespace OpSeen by authorizing caller (follow-up to #68/#95) #96 OpSeen namespacing).
• profile: still 1.1.0 despite fix: non-malleable child op_id derivation and namespaced OpSeen #95 namespacing its OpSeen.

Changes

Bumped coherently across INITIAL_VERSION, contractmeta, and the Cargo package version:

Contract	Old	New	Since-last-version changes
events	1.3.0 (meta 1.2.0)	1.4.0	submission cap (#86), manager two-step (#88), OpSeen namespacing (#96)
profile	1.1.0	1.2.0	namespaced OpSeen (#95)

version()-asserting admin tests updated to match.

Verification

• cargo test --workspace: 225 events + 66 profile green
• make build (stellar-cli 27): events 56,091 B, profile 15,893 B — both under the 64 KB ceiling
• cargo fmt --check clean

Deploy note (context, not part of this PR)

The on-chain testnet contracts currently report 0.4.0 / 0.2.0 — they predate the credit removal and are storage-incompatible with current HEAD (dropped credit fields + sdk 23→27). So the testnet refresh should be a fresh redeploy, not an in-place H6 upgrade (which would fail to decode the old rows). This PR only prepares the version stamps; the deploy is run separately.

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📒 Files selected for processing (8)

• contracts/events/Cargo.toml
• contracts/events/src/admin.rs
• contracts/events/src/lib.rs
• contracts/events/src/tests/admin.rs
• contracts/profile/Cargo.toml
• contracts/profile/src/admin.rs
• contracts/profile/src/lib.rs
• contracts/profile/src/tests/admin.rs

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