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This patch modifies the image generation script to handle a single prompt with a single image input, replacing the previous multi-prompt implementation. Key changes include:
Replaced the --input_image_paths argument with a singular --input_image_path parameter
Added a new --prompt argument for user-specified text input
Removed the hardcoded list of prompts in favor of a command-line option
Added validation to ensure input images exist when required by tasks
Simplified the generation loop to process one prompt/image pair
Improved output file naming with sequential indices
Enhanced logging with informative console messages
The patch enables a more straightforward workflow, allowing users to specify exactly one prompt and one input image (when needed) through command line arguments rather than managing collections of prompts and images.