pyglet codebase has copies of libraries such as pypng that are maintained 
elsewhere. It is actually a good thing, because thanks to that you can just 
unpack and run without installing. However, sometimes these libs should be 
synced with upstream, and it is convenient to check all of them at once. 
The problem is to locate those libs. For example, 
pyglet.font.win32fontquery is such lib, and pyglet.image.codecs.pypng too, 
but they are located just as usual pyglet modules.

To make it convenient to work with external libs that are present in pyglet 
codebase (upgrade, test, view), I propose to move such modules to 
pyglet.upstream.

+1 / -1 ?

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