The new version of the part in the above post is still broken.
There are no elements in the schematic svg file to match the terminalId references. As a result, wires in the schematic view attach to the middle of the connector pin lines instead of the end.
The fzp file shows both copper0 and copper1 for a through hole part, but the pcb view svg file only contains a copper1 layer. That creates an SMD part.
The pcb svg contains both connector«n»pin and connector«n»pad elements, but only pad is defined in the pcbView metadata.
Both the pcb pin and pad elements are now all path elements. There are no circles that would tell the gerber export to create drill holes.
The bus for the ground connectors looks good, although only the single “internal3” bus is needed. The empty internal1 and internal2 bus entries are not needed. The name does not really matter to fritzing, but changing “internal3” to “ground” (or something else more descriptive) makes the information easier to understand. Without needing to go look what connectors 1, 11, and 15 are.
It is still a good idea to add something else into the part properties to indicate that this is a camera module. I would add an extra property name, but changing “variant 3” to “camera variant «number»” would also do the job.
Still no url in the metadata. That is not required for a valid part, but helps people using the part in there own sketches.