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That's a good point. It (/pod/perl.pod) has been like that for over a decade, but if it's deliberate then the rationale for which tutorials go into what section doesn't seem obvious.
This one is an outlier: perlxstut Perl XS tutorial
It's actually in the Internals and C Language Interface section, not the Reference Manual section. It should stay where it is IMHO.
Whitespace in /pod/perl.pod looks out of whack. Besides some entries being curiously indented (e.g. perlopentut in the previous post), there's a mixture of tabs and spaces in that file which is resulting in incorrect indentation when viewed via GitHub.
I'm happy to submit PRs to:
change all tabs to spaces - if it's safe to do so (I don't know the details of e.g. man page generation)
move perlopentut, perlpacktut, perlthrtut, perlunitut to the Tutorials section
Just need guidance from people who've been around longer as to whether those are correct changes...
@richardleach now you've been around long enough to have good opinions. spaces are better than tabs, and I think the other items would be better in Tutorials as @jidanni suggests.
Here we see some tutorials have leaked out of the tutorials section,
ending up in the next ("Reference Manual") section.
Therefore, the "perl" man page needs fixing.
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