Updated detect.py to save images in images/ directory when save_txt is True

[harshdhamecha]

Updated detect.py to save images in the images directory:

Earlier, inference images were saved in the detect/exp directory, and labels were saved in the detect/exp/labels directory. The proposed changes save images in the detect/exp/images directory to better organize and distinguish images from labels and crops.

🛠️ PR Summary

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🌟 Summary

Enhanced File Organization for Detection Outputs 📁✨

📊 Key Changes

• Introduced separate directories for images and labels when save_txt is set to true.
• Images will now be saved in an "images" folder, and label files in a "labels" folder within the specified project directory.

🎯 Purpose & Impact

• Improved Organization: Creates a cleaner directory structure by segregating images and labels, making it simpler for users to navigate and manage their output files.
• Enhanced Usability: This change is especially beneficial for projects requiring separate handling or analysis of images and label files, streamlining workflows.
• Potential Impact: Users who rely on the existing file structure may need to adjust their post-detection processes to accommodate these new directories. However, the overall impact is positive, promoting a more organized and efficient file management approach.

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