bug#28962: A workaround to this issue is available in cperl-mode

[Stefan Kangas]

Harald Jörg <haj@posteo.de> writes:

> After some more digging (my experience with elisp is still limited)
> I found that the problem can be avoided by using `insert-and-inherit'
> instead of `insert'.  cperl-mode uses text properties to detect the
> HEREiness of buffer contents - and `insert' just doesn't provide them.
>
> So, the problem only occurs when text is inserted via elisp code. It
> can be avoided by using `insert-and-inherit', or, if one can't modify
> the function, recovered from by calling `cperl-find-pods-heres'.  In
> my eyes this is good enough.  It seems that the reporter wasn't aware
> of either possibility, so maybe they're happy if we tell them about
> the workarounds - and then close as wontfix.

Makes sense to me.  I think you should do that.