BRADH / Goose-0.012 / Changes 
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0.012   13/Dec/2011
        The new 'tag' method can, well, tag a subroutine with a message of your choosing. This is handy in debugging situations. If you use it on multiple subroutines then the sub name is ouputted in 
            brackets at the end of the message string so you know which one is being called. Maybe a timestamp would be handy, too?
        Modified pod very lightly.

0.011   07/Dec/2011
        Adding Antlers to a class, then calling $Class->new(name => 'World') for example will create a read-writable accessor called 'name' with a default value of 'World'

0.010   06/Dec/2011
        To limit the number of import attributes I've moved :Try into :Utils. So if you want to use Try::Tiny, use import :Utils, which also includes some 
            other handy stuff. Check out the documentation if you'd like more information.
        Honestly, I hate having underscores in my method names. drop_sub has been replaced by 'withdraw'. I figured simply 'drop' might be severe namespace polution in some instances.
        Added 'speak' method to Goose/Utils. I really need to add some documentation in this module..

0.009   06/Dec/2011
        Testing is fixed. Huzzah! Added Try::Tiny to Makefile.PL as Goose can now import 'try' and 'catch' with the import attribute ':Try'.

0.008   02/Dec/2011
        Sorry. Massive problems with testing...

0.007   02/Dec/2011
        Small change to the Makefile.PL to use the newest version of Test::Lite. These was a problem with the previous version.

0.006   30/Nov/2011
        Started new module within Goose called Goose::Utils. Its methods can be accessed by importing ':Utils' within Goose.
        Usage information can be found in the Goose documentation.

0.005   30/Nov/2011
        A few people decided :Class was becoming redundant with the new :Antlers import (myself included). Because of this, :Class has been replaced by :Antlers and 
        'accessor' will be replaced by 'has'. This means less typing, because if you're using :Class there's a good chance you may want 'has', too. But to use them both 
        you'd need to use qw/:Class :Antlers/, now you can just ':Antlers'. Wee!

0.004   29/Nov/2011
        $Class->sub_run can now run multiple subroutines with arguments. Please see documentation for more information.

0.003   29/Nov/2011
        Added import feature :Antlers. Use this to export the 'has' method. Currently only supports 'is' and 'default'.
            use Goose qw/:Antlers/;
            has => x ( is => 'ro', default => 7 );

0.002   24/Nov/2011
        Very minor change, but important if you use exports. The exported subroutine was coming from Goose.pm instead of your current module.
        This has now been fixed. 

0.001   23/Nov/2011
        First version, released on an unsuspecting world.