Split kali-theme into multiple top-level directories
That way every "part" that needs to be provided is visible as a top-level directory and we can document in which context each directory is used.
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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<!DOCTYPE wallpapers SYSTEM "gnome-wp-list.dtd">
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<wallpapers>
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<wallpaper>
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<!-- don't include words such as "wallpaper" (avoids translations) -->
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<name>Kali</name>
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<filename>/usr/share/desktop-base/kali-theme/wallpaper/gnome-background.xml</filename>
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<options>zoom</options>
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<pcolor>#ffffff</pcolor>
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<scolor>#000000</scolor>
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</wallpaper>
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<wallpaper>
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<!-- don't include words such as "wallpaper" (avoids translations) -->
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<name>Kali Lock Screen</name>
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<filename>/usr/share/desktop-base/kali-theme/lockscreen/gnome-background.xml</filename>
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<options>zoom</options>
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<pcolor>#ffffff</pcolor>
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<scolor>#000000</scolor>
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</wallpaper>
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</wallpapers>
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