Debian Bug#1062398 Lacks dependency on perldoc utility
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Some distributions (Debian and its descendants) separate perldoc from the package for Perl and replace it with a stub. Use perldoc only if such stub wouldn't be used.
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Some distributions (Debian and its descendants) separate
perldocfrom the package for Perl and replace it with a stub. Useperldoconly if such stub wouldn't be used. See Debian Bug#1062398 for details.This PR fixes this problem. However, package maintainers are encouraged to activate
perldocfor better user experiences.