fix next head appearing in certain -f lookups #22
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perlfunc.pod has groups of non-function keywords that direct users to the appropriate docs. Each of these are delimited by a `=head3`. If you look up one of the items in these lists, the next section's `=head3` shows up (for example, `AUTOLOAD`, `DESTROY`, `eq`). This change stops gathering POD lines at the end of the list, instead of at the first item in the next list.
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fix next head appearing in certain -f lookups
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perlfunc.pod has groups of non-function keywords that direct users to the appropriate docs. Each of these are delimited by a
=head3. If you look up one of the items in these lists, the next section's=head3shows up (for example,AUTOLOAD,DESTROY,eq).This change stops gathering POD lines at the end of the list, instead of at the first item in the next list.
This should fix Perl RT#127028