[ale] perl modules

[fletch at phydeaux.org]

> 'perldoc perllocal'

That'll get you the non-core stuff.  You can read perldoc perlmodlib for
the stuff that
ships with perl.  You can also get the info from the CPAN module (see the
docs on
creating an autobundle; that'll give you a pod file with what's currently
installed as it
sees it).

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