A workaround for me is to make the wallpaper readable only by the user. So I have my wallpaper in the Pictures folder in my home folder, and by giving it chmod 600 permissions (or my home folder 700 as I usually do), LightDM can no longer access it and follows lightdm.conf instead.
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