use Perl

I'll write the code if I have to, but I can't imagine that someone else hasn't. Given this:

my $report = Class::Inspector->inspect($class_or_instance);

And with that, $report should be able to tell me a few things:

• Give me a directed graph showing the intheritance tree
• Give me a collection of overridden methods and which classes override
• Give me a list of actual methods
• Issue warnings about potential MI conflicts (e.g., horizontal and diamond conflicts)

Note that all method objects should, at the least, provide all of the information that Sub::Information does (origin, code, name, etc.).

That's all I can think of right now. I really wish I could do things like inspect signatures or do a deeper inspection to ensure sanity, but I think that's out. Any other suggestions?