Update ApplyColormap -> ApplyDepthColormap #806
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klemen1999
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Out of curiosity: Why this change?
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Because these examples install depthai-nodes via git+https:// dependency now (since the ApplyDepthColormap is not included in a official release yet). Without the explicit [base_image] oakctl falls back to a default image that does not include git, which caused CI failures.
Other examples (e.g. p2p-measurement) already use luxonis/oakapp-base, which includes git, so the change aligns these examples with that working setup.
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Purpose
Update some examples which have depth visualization to use ApplyDepthColormap instead of ApplyColormap for more stable depth visualization.
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