Meanwhile, I fixed two bugs : the -s and -F switches didn't work when specified on the #! line. Well, for -F this is not an actual complete fix, merely a workaround, because I didn't reimplement a command-line parser for this sole purpose. So simple cases as
#!perl -F/xyz/
will now work, but don't expect
#!perl "-F/
/"
to work. In other words, whitespaces separate -F... from the next command-line argument.
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