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I just noticed this issue too. Lector.png gets installed to the hicolors icons directory, lector.desktop is installed to the desktop applications directory, and after pull request #120, the .metainfo.xml file will be installed in /usr/share/metainfo/ (or similar). So I don't think there's any reason keep them in ./lector/resources/raw/, at least.
It's a minor problem, though I might have initially assumed it was an easy fix. Is there something about setup.py that would make this inconvenient? I haven't done many builds or packages in Python, so I'm not too familiar with the gritty details here.
As a packager, having unneeded duplicate files bugs me... but I suppose I probably wouldn't push for it either, if this were going to be a pain in the ass to deal with.
For example, lector.desktop and lector.png has been installed in
/usr/share
but they are also installed in/usr/lib/
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