Naming a Figma component "icon" causes codegen issues

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### App Id

na

### Region

na

### Environment name

na

### Figma File Version (if applicable)

na

### Amplify CLI Version

12.1.0

### If applicable, what version of Node.js are you using?

v16.19.0

### What operating system are you using?

mac

### Browser type?

chrome

### Describe the bug

Name a component in your figma file "icon." After running `amplify pull` this causes run time javascript errors.

In the image before the path to the Icon component is `./icon` but there is no module with that path. It should be "./Icon"
Icon is also a default export so it the export can't be aliased like this.


### Expected behavior

Components in Figma named "icon" should be title cased after importing to studio.
Running the codegen component in your project should not result in runtime errors.

### Reproduction steps

1. Name a component in your Figma file "icon"
2. Sync your components in Studio
3. amplify pull your components
4. Start your local development server in a project with ideally typescript.
5. Look at the runtime errors.

### Project Identifier

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### Additional information

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Reproduce the issue by naming a Figma component "icon", syncing it in Studio, running amplify pull, and starting the local development server in a TypeScript project. Trace the generated component imports and exports to find where the component name is handled; done means the generated code runs without runtime errors and the component is title cased as "Icon".

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