perl-common-sense-3.75-bp155.1.5

- updated to 3.75
  see /usr/share/doc/packages/perl-common-sense/Changes
  3.75 Thu Apr  2 09:53:01 CEST 2020
  - make build (more) reproducible.
  - removed "portable" from the warnngs list, as 32 bit perls (as
    opposed to 32 bit platforms) are practically extinct and it
    warns about a weird subset of operations, i.e. 64 bit hex() is
    not ok, 64 bit addition is fine, makes no sense. Moreso, other
    than hex/oct etc. harassment, there is nothing in this category
    that could be otherwise useful.

- updated to 3.74
  see /usr/share/doc/packages/perl-common-sense/Changes
  3.74 Mon Jun 29 14:39:26 CEST 2015
  - the generated README file was empty.

- updated to 3.73
  see /usr/share/doc/packages/perl-common-sense/Changes
  3.73 Sat May 31 22:37:21 CEST 2014
  - remove "deprecated", as it turned out to be yet another time bomb
    as p5p don't care the least about backwards compatibility
    anymore (https://rt.perl.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=119123).
  - switching paths once more as this turned out to be a doc bug
    in eumm.  this should not affect anything though.

- updated to 3.72
  - install paths were wrong for current MakeMaker (reported
    by various people).
  - CPAN failed to parse the version number in 3.7, try to work
    around.
  - move pod to separate file, to further improve loading times.
  - make it arch-specific, adding a test that warns when an old
    version is still installed.
  - due to a logic glitch, warnings were not enabled at all on 5.16.

- updated to 3.6
  - work around more 5.16 breakage - $^H doesn't work as nicely as
    p5p make you to believe.
  - add features: unicode_strings current_sub fc evalbytes.
  - disable features: array_base.

- updated to 3.5
  - localise $^W, as this causes warnings with 5.16 when some lost
    soul uses -w. common::sense doesn't support $^W, but tries to
    shield module authors and programs from its ill effects. If you
    enable $^W, then you normally get to keep the pieces because you
    change semantics of other people's code.

- update to 3.4
  - remove "regexp" category. this is rather painful as it's a large
    class, but unfortunately, somebody thought emitting a warning when
    you match more than 32kb of text is in some way useful, which
    spoils the whole category.
  - use META.json instead of META.yml - apparently YAML parsers don't
    actually exist.
- recreated by cpanspec 1.78.03

- switch to perl_requires macro

- update tp 3.3
  - removed "exiting" category - this is too useful to create new
    control statements, and fails utterly with eval, as eval will
    catch the (fatal) warning itself. Kind of hurts, but this is
    just another warning category which is too broad and has to be
    disabled fully because of a minority of issues.
- noarch package
  o remove .packlist/perllocal.pod

- update to 3.2
  - removed "substr" warning - while it overall is a good category,
    "substr '', 2" is entirely sensible.
- 3.1  Sat Apr  3 04:56:36 CEST 2010
  - removed "parenthesis" warning:
    sysread $fh, my $buf, -s $fh; # ok
    sysread $fh, my $buf, $size;  # warning
    Made no sense to me, especially as $size is in scope.
  - no longer hardcode warning/struct bits, calculate them at
    installation time, for when I will no longer be alive etc.
  - tweaked documentation.
- fixed perl-macros deps

- update to 3.0, as suggested by JSON::XS

- initial pkg 2.0