Would you rather pin this on multiarch-support? Perl is an interpreter and
can run code from other architectures. Some packages do depend on
perl:any. Less of them do today than did several years ago, and that's
because saying perl:any just plain doesn't work. It doesn't work with
debootstrap, and it doesn't work unless you say Multi-Arch: something. Can
we go back to using a more interoperable system? It has to start
somewhere, and in my experience, saying perl packages depend on the 32-bit
perl, at least with my systems, seems to do. I don't really know how to
tell if some of those packages are doing their job. I just know my main
apps that depend on them are working. Can you help me test some of them?
