Fix DataFrame structure inconsistency between single and multi-model OCR runs #189
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This PR fixes an issue where the DataFrame structure produced by
run_ocrwas inconsistent between single-model and multi-model runs, causing downstream steps to fail.Changes:
run_ocrto always return a flat DataFrameload_ground_truth_textsto work with the new structureevaluate_modelsto filter by model name rather than accessing models as dictionary keyscreate_ocr_batch_visualizationto handle the new flat structure