fix broken carton update

[shogo82148]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Streamlined Docker installation process by directly installing Carton and ExtUtils::PL2Bat.
  • Introduced a new deps target in the Makefile for dependency management.

• Improvements

  • Updated Makefile targets to enhance dependency handling and fat-packing generation.
  • Enhanced build.pl script to include a local Perl library path and additional modules for better functionality.
  • Specified exact version requirements for key modules in cpanfile for improved compatibility.

• Bug Fixes

  • Updated cpanfile.snapshot to include necessary module updates and additions.

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Walkthrough

The updates streamline the installation and dependency management process for the author/carton project. The Dockerfile now directly installs necessary Perl modules using cpanm, while the Makefile introduces new targets and simplifies dependency handling. The build.pl script and cpanfile are updated to ensure compatibility and proper module inclusion. These changes enhance efficiency and maintainability by reducing redundant steps and ensuring precise module versions.

Changes

Files/Paths	Change Summaries
author/carton/Dockerfile	Streamlined installation by directly using cpanm for Carton and ExtUtils::PL2Bat.
author/carton/Makefile	Added deps target, modified carton and update targets, removed .container.exists, added .deps.exists.
author/carton/build.pl	Added use lib statement and modules for fat-packing, testing, and core Perl modules.
author/carton/cpanfile	Added specific version requirements for several modules to ensure compatibility.
author/carton/cpanfile.snapshot	Added and updated various Perl module distributions.

Poem

In the land of code, where rabbits roam, We streamlined paths, no need to comb. Dependencies now, with ease we track, With cpanm magic, there's no lack. Makefile targets, fresh and new, Efficiency blooms, like morning dew. 🌸

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