The answer is simple: - If you use the Dzil plugin to automatically search and list your dependencies, it will do that. - That feature also has a "skip" to say "I know you found this one, but please ignore it. - There is a plugin to list prereqs manually. You can either use it to add ones that weren't found, or to replace the automatic plugin. - What's the problem with having strict and warnings required?
[AutoPrereqs] <-- automatic search and addition of prerequisites. skip = Module <-- skip it [Prereqs] <- manual BlahBlahBlah YaddaYaddaYadda
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