After looking at the doc again, I think it's misleading to call this
function unload_module. Since it's doesn't undo what the module has
loaded. It unloads a specific stash (package name) no more and no less. A
module could have inserted things into other packages, and other modules
may have added other things into the current package, and unload_module
won't undo those and will overundo the others. So may be it's better to
call it unload_stash? It's good that the name is not end user friendly
(i.e. requires the knowledge of perl internals), since people shouldn't be
using it, unless they know what they are doing.
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