docs: ✏️ fix images on pypi

[odulcy-mindee]

Attempt to fix #783

@felixdittrich92 Unfortunately, your previous fix failed because it's a link to an asset in a GitHub Release, which behaves differently than https://github.com/raw/.... GitHub Release seems to always return an answer with content-type=application/octet-stream, which fools PyPi. Let's try by putting the file directly in the repo.

Also, I re-added pip install at the top of the README.md, I think it makes sense to have it on top to show it's (now) easy to install an up-to-date version of docTR. This point is open to discussion, of course.

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[felixT2K]

Hey @odulcy-mindee 👋🏼,

thanks for the fix.
I have always tried to avoid exactly this case because with each installation you will also download the images 😅
But at the end i think without uploading the images to a file server we have no chance to fix this unfortunately :/
(In short i agree that the only way is to keep the images in a docs folder just a few style changes please 👍🏼 )

[odulcy-mindee]

I have always tried to avoid exactly this case because with each installation you will also download the images 😅

Using a git-clone, yes :/
But for PyPi, it's fine

[felixT2K]

I have always tried to avoid exactly this case because with each installation you will also download the images 😅

Using a git-clone, yes :/ But for PyPi, it's fine

Yes, sorry, it was probably a bit unclear 😅

[felixdittrich92]

Thanks ☺️