Forgot to update SKIP count after last patch
Upstream a patch from pkgsrc for NetBSD hints
New <<>> tests

- Modify test to test also that <<>> with empty (false) lines
- Add a test for <<>> used in a rcatline op
Add tests for overriding <> versus rcatline
[perl #122870] Fix B::Deparse–DDS compatibility
Correct and update sv.c’s string copy comments

Thanks to Dave Mitchell for pointing out my mistakes.

Whether the rhs is copy-on-write already does not change whether we
do the long-string-and-left-buffer-size check.  The comments (added in
2ac0bcb35) were wrong.

Also, update the comments for e8c6a474e, which added the
big-buffer-on-the-right skip logic.
Sort MANIFEST properly
Maintainers.pl: Include all Deparse-*.t files in _PERLLIB
import latest epigraphs from maint-5.18
perlhist: bring in 5.18.3 and 5.18.4 release dates
corelist: import v5.18.3 and v5.18.4 data
Update Module-CoreList Changes file for 5.20141002 release
Make the CAVEAT entry in Module-CoreList pod sane
There's no need to rewrite the Module-CoreList pod now
The Module-CoreList on CPAN is now 5.20141002
Make list assignment respect foreach aliasing

See ff2a62e0c8 for the explanation.  The bug fix in that commit did
not apply to foreach’s aliasing.

In short, ($a,$b)=($c,$d) needs to account for whether two of those
variable names could be referring to the same variable.

This commit causes the test suite to exercise a code path in scope.c
added by ff2a62e0c8, which turned out to be buggy.  (I forgot to test
it at the time.)
Update comments for OPf_SPECIAL/do

‘do subname’ has been removed, so OPf_SPECIAL no longer applies to
OP_ENTERSUB.
Deparse \(..., (@a), ...) correctly

It is the presence of parentheses immediately around the array (and
possibly local/our/my/+) in refgen context, rather than parentheses
surrounding the argument to \, that causes the array to be flattened.

B::Deparse was deparsing \(@a) correctly, but not \(@a, (@b)), in
which takes a reference to @a and to each of @b’s elements.  It was
omitting the parentheses around @b.
Keep concise-xs.t happy
Deparse ‘local our’

Deparse was omitting the ‘our’.