fixed minor typo in delta
Update IPC-Cmd to CPAN version 0.80

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  Changes for 0.80    Sat Mar  2 22:03:49 GMT 2013
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  * Use File::Spec->path instead of relying on
    Config (William Orr)
Configure: bail out when neither stdarg.h nor varargs.h

Perl uses variadic functions, so we need at least one of the relevant
mechanisms available; for this reason, the CompCert C compiler is unsuitable
for our purposes.

If the person building Perl wants to carry on regardless, they can use the
"-K" option.

This partly addresses RT#112494.
ensure PL_sawampersand is exported.

Commit 1a904fc88069e249a4bd0ef196a3f1a7f549e0fe disabled
PL_sawampersand by default, since it was redundant with COW enabled.
However the mechanism to optionally re-enable it (PERL_SAWAMPERSAND)
didn't actually export the var, due to a typo.

With the new default of disabling COW but enabling PL_sawampersand,
this broke perl on builds where exports matters (and broke linux in
non-threaded builds, where porting/globvar.t detects this).
update regen_perly.pl to recognise bison 2.7
Added descriptions to tests lacking them.
Add NY Perl Hackathon participant to AUTHORS.
Add return statements where missing in doio.c IPC functions.

These are code paths not seen on platforms that have msg* and
shm* functions, and of course we're croaking before returning
so returning is pointless, but the VMS C compiler insists that
we have return statments for non-void functions anyway, and
that compiler now sees these functions since enabling sem*.
run regen_perly

this is needed due to the change to regen_perly.pl. Otherwise
regen.t starts complaining. The actual diff is just noise.
release_managers_guide: clarify YAML regeneration

Make it clear that you use the current perl, not a system perl,
and that the result may not have any changes.
Porting/corelist.pl: fix a die error message

One particular die() just printed a filename, without saying what was
wrong with it. Which was a bit confusing.
fix pod: add missing 'C' of inline code tags
Added descriptions to tests lacking them

For:  RT #117011
Add Jasmine Ahuja to AUTHORS.
Update Encode to CPAN version 2.49

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  $Revision: 2.49 $ $Date: 2013/03/05 03:12:49 $
  ! Encode.xs
    Addressed: Encoding objects leak memory if decoding fails
    https://github.com/dankogai/p5-encode/issues/8
Bump File::Copy version as the contents have changed
Update Digest-SHA to CPAN version 5.83

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  5.83  Mon Mar  4 08:12:00 MST 2013
    - removed code for standalone C operation (no longer used)
        -- eliminates need for external symbols
        -- consolidates SHA and HMAC code
        -- reduces size of object files
        -- thanks to Marc Lehmann for suggestions
    - tweaked Makefile.PL to show dependencies of SHA.c
Set PL_stderrgv to NULL if it is freed.

Without this, it's possible to hit assertion failures when global destruction
attempts to skip the PVIO for PL_stderrgv while cleaning up all objects.
better POD for SvPVX, pre-5.9.3 Perls

PV/char * was moved to SV head in commit 7b2c381cf3 . Prior to this, PV
was in SV body, and sv_any can be NULL, so accessing SvPVX without
checking type on old Perls was a SEGV. Make a note of this so others
don't find out the hard way.
Prepare PL_sv_objcount removal

This used to keep track of all objects. At least by now, that is
for no particularly good reason. Just because it could avoid a
bit of work during global destruction if no objects remained.
Let's do less work at run-time instead.

The interpreter global will remain for one deprecation cycle.