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catkin_make looks inside your src directory. However, my understanding is that those scripts are in Python and don't need to go through the gcc compiler. Thus, it doesn't need to compile them into executables. Generally you'd put them in src if they were C++ files. I'm not exactly sure what "good practices" are in this scenario but that's why it's ok to put them in scripts instead of src.