add headers for exported csv file

[SadeghPouriyanZadeh]

It isn't easy to locate xmin, ymin, xmax, and ymax values from the exported CSV file as it doesn't have headers.

I want that when I export using a CSV file, I get a file with headers.

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[SkalskiP]

Hi again @SadeghPouriyanZadeh 👋 ! This is actually a very good point. As I said in #253 it is actually quite hard to figure out what is in the output CSV file. I'll add that feature now.

[SkalskiP]

@SadeghPouriyanZadeh Headers are added to the CSV file. Until the next release, changes won't be accessible on https://makesense.ai, however, you can test and use them at https://develop.makesense.ai. Please let me know in case of any bugs.

[SadeghPouriyanZadeh]

Hi @SkalskiP
Thank you so so much for considering this issue and making changes. I've checked it at the development web app; it was awesome. Now I can use this fast, simple, and adorable app for my annotations.
Now I close this issue here. Thanks again.

[SkalskiP]

No problem @SadeghPouriyanZadeh! Exporting labels via CSV file is not very popular, and that's why that functionality is not as polished as I'd want it to be. All in all, it's great that we could use this opportunity to make it just a little bit better.