[perl #60408] if you do for in eval, you loose @_, and anything from the out

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Hi,
I compile 32444 and November die again :(

Our test_deeply use evals, but now it`s broken, example:

my $b = eval '
            sub {
                @_[0].say;
                for 1 { @_[0].perl.say }
            }';

$b("Yay"); # Yay
                # undef

Ilya