from the mason style guide:
* By default, all Mason components share a single namespace.
Declaring a named subroutine ("sub foo") inside a component means that
all components now have access to that subroutine. If you must use a
subroutine inside a component, consider using an anonymous subroutine
instead.
Is there a reason why the subroutines are not placed into their own
namespace?
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