[Bug 1286324] Review Request: python-acme - Python libraries for use of the ACME protocol

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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1286324



--- Comment #9 from James Hogarth <james.hogarth@xxxxxxxxx> ---
Updated spec and srpm:

Spec URL: https://jhogarth.fedorapeople.org/python-acme/python-acme.spec
SRPM URL:
https://jhogarth.fedorapeople.org/python-acme/python-acme-0.0.0-3.dev20151123.fc23.src.rpm

With regards to the bundling of fonts:
  * Inconsolata is the wrong type of font in texlive and doesn't exist
(according to dnf provides) in ttf at all in fedora.
  * Lato has the right type of font but being in texlive has a substantial
number of dependencies it pulls in, which I'd rather not do. If this is a
blocker I'd rather drop the html docs entirely and build the api docs as a man
page or just plain text. I'm actually thinking the ./fonts/Lato-foo.ttf shoudl
actually be in it's own lato-fonts package unbundled from texlive and have
texlive-lato depend on it really so other applications can use the font without
the texlive heavyweight.
  * Fontawesome has appropriate fontawesome-font(-web) packages so that's been
unbundled.

Given this is just a -doc package are these bundled fonts (with the approproate
provides bundled() entry) actually a blocker?

If so I'll spin up a release 4 with no html docs.

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