Changes for version 0.07 - 2026-09-19
- A pointer object whose integer has been printed was encoded, not refused: before 5.36 perl marks the digits it caches as a string. A string that spells the integer back is the integer now, so the refusal is the same on every perl. A blessed decimal string used as a number has those flags too and is refused with it.
Modules
a Perl structure to bytes and back, with nothing lost