Generating an array of days from an epoch not in DST to an epoch in DST with TimeZone enabled

[Mat]

Hi all,
 I want to generate an array of dates with an epoch not in DST to one 
in DST with TimeZone enabled.

I'm using the following code:

use strict;
use DateTime;
use Data::Dumper;

my $fr_12       = 1130536800; # Sat 29 Oct 2005 00:00:00
my $to_12       = 1132009200; # Tue 15 Nov 2005 00:00:00

my $start_dt = DateTime->from_epoch( epoch => $fr_12 );
$start_dt->set_time_zone('Europe/Paris');
my $end_dt   = DateTime->from_epoch( epoch => $to_12 );
$end_dt->set_time_zone('Europe/Paris');

my $list = [];
for (my $dt = $start_dt->clone();
  $dt <= $end_dt;
  $dt->add(days => 1) )
{
 my $ndt = $dt->clone;
 push @{ $list }, join('  ', $ndt->hms(':'), $ndt->dmy('/'));
}

print Dumper($list);

The output is :
$VAR1 = [
          '00:00:00  29/10/2005',
          '00:00:00  30/10/2005',
          '23:00:00  30/10/2005',
          '23:00:00  31/10/2005',
          '23:00:00  01/11/2005',
          '23:00:00  02/11/2005',
          '23:00:00  03/11/2005',
          '23:00:00  04/11/2005',
          '23:00:00  05/11/2005',
          '23:00:00  06/11/2005',
          '23:00:00  07/11/2005',
          '23:00:00  08/11/2005',
          '23:00:00  09/11/2005',
          '23:00:00  10/11/2005',
          '23:00:00  11/11/2005',
          '23:00:00  12/11/2005',
          '23:00:00  13/11/2005',
          '23:00:00  14/11/2005'
        ];

Notice the third entry with two days in 30/10/2005 and the hms being 23:00.

I want to have the following output:
$VAR1 = [
          '00:00:00  29/10/2005',
          '00:00:00  30/10/2005',
          '00:00:00  31/10/2005',
          '00:00:00  01/11/2005',
          '00:00:00  02/11/2005',
          '00:00:00  03/11/2005',
          '00:00:00  04/11/2005',
          '00:00:00  05/11/2005',
          '00:00:00  06/11/2005',
          '00:00:00  07/11/2005',
          '00:00:00  08/11/2005',
          '00:00:00  09/11/2005',
          '00:00:00  10/11/2005',
          '00:00:00  11/11/2005',
          '00:00:00  12/11/2005',
          '00:00:00  13/11/2005',
          '00:00:00  14/11/2005',
          '00:00:00  15/11/2005',
        ];

Is it possible directly in DateTime or do I have use a kind of 
'cleaning' functions to reset the hms to 00:00, get rid of the extra day 
and have the last date ?

I also want to be able to work with other type of ranges. For example 
have for the 30/10/2005 the range in hours (this is producing an extra 
02:00 which I want to be aggregated to have 24 elements and not 25).

Any tips or insights on doing this will be very helpful, thanks in advance!

Regards,
M.