I think you can do:
$[some_perl_generated_content]
instead of:
${some_perl_generated_content}
Note the square brackets for that "deferred content" effect.
Great this works. I didn't know I needed to do this in the <out> tag. The navtree documentation doesn't even say that you need to do this. Additionally looking at NavTree.pm I see this.
# just create a content item which calls our function below. # we need to use a content item, so that it can be called # deferred.
So this lead me to believe that the <navtree> tag is somehow internally deferring itself and that I don't need to do anything additionally. But you've set me straight.
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