Benchmark.t: remove CPU-speed-sensitive test

Benchmark.t has been randomly failing test 15 in smokes for ages.
This is the one that checks that a loop run 3*N times burns approximately
3 times more CPU than when run just N times.

For the last month the test has included a calibration loop and test,
which does much the same thing, but without using any code from
Benchmark.pm. This has failed just as much, which confirms that its an
issue with the smoke host (such as a variable speed CPU or whatever),
rather than any flaw in the Benchmark.pm library logic.

So just remove the calibration loop and the dodgy test.
perldelta: #118931 is a known issue
Clarify av_shift API docs
Update Socket to CPAN version 2.010

[DELTA]

2013/06/24
2.010   CHANGES:
         * Wrap some IPTOS_* constants, which may come from <netinet/ip.h>
         * Probe for and optionally include <netinet/ip.h>
         * Defeat C compilers' attempts to optimise away configure-time probes
           for functions that are never called
update Module::CoreList for v5.19.2 release
update perldelta for v5.19.2 release
update perlhist for v5.19.2 release
add v5.19.2 epigraph
create fresh perldelta
bump version to v5.19.3
stub CoreList for v5.19.3
fix my stupid perlhist typo
simplify README.macosx instructions

This also removes a repeating version bumping bug.
lib/warnings.t should actually run the test in t/lib/warnings/doop

The file containing a single test for a warning in doop.c was added by
commit 0453d815b8a74697 in June 1999. However, as the file does not contain
an __END__ marker, the parser skips the entire contents of the file looking
for the __END__, and then assumes that the file contains no tests. This has
been true since the parser code was first implemented (in t/pragma/warning.t)
in commit 8ebc5c0145d2e355 in Jan 1997.

The simplest fix is to add an __END__ to the start of t/lib/warnings/doop
Also add some sanity checking to ensure that this doesn't happen again.
Refactor the setup code in t/lib/common.pl

Eliminate the variable $line which has never been used.
(The code was added by commit bd4dea8e97f4a8f5 in June 2001.)
Use a non-capturing group in a regex.
Check the return value of close and die if there is an error.
Explicitly count the tests found.
Avoid indirect object syntax for a method call.
Move file parsing code from t/lib/common.pl to t/test.pl

Move the code that prepares input to run_multiple_progs() by parsing files
into a subroutine setup_multiple_progs(). This will enable the parsing code
in run_multiple_progs() to be merged, and the combined code to be altered to
give improved diagnostics on test failure.
Merge the file parsing code for run_multiple_progs() into _setup_one_file().

setup_multiple_progs() calls _setup_one_file() to parse each file in turn,
and run_multiple_progs() calls it once if passed a file handle.
Remove a duplicate test separator "########\n" line from the pp_sys tests.

The existing parser using split includes the second "########\n" as part of
the extracted test program, which the Perl interpreter treats as a comment
line. The parser refactoring in the next commit no longer adds the line to
the extracted test program, causing the line numbers for the warnings to
differ by one.

The extra "########\n" was added as part of commit c521cf7c8af1697e in Dec
2010, along with the test program which follows it, and the (now) incorrect
line number expectations.
Report useful file names and line numbers from run_multiple_progs().

Previously if tests in run_multiple_progs() failed the report gave the file
name and line number of the ok() call in run_multiple_progs(). Now, where
possible, report the file and line of the actual test program. If this
information isn't available, report the error at the file and line which
called run_multiple_progs().

This will improve error reporting from lib/charnames.t, lib/feature.t,
lib/strict.t, lib/subs.t, lib/warnings.t and t/lib/croak.t
Merge the work which improves test diagnostics from run_multiple_progs().