Add META data, .gitignore and GitHub Actions to Common::CodingTools

OSDC Perl.

• 00:00 Introduction to OSDC
• 01:30 Introducing myself Perl Maven, Perl Weekly
• 02:10 The earlier issues.
• 03:10 How to select a project to contribute to?
• 04:50 Chat on OSDC Zulip
• 06:45 How to select a Perl project?
• 09:20 CPAN::Digger
• 10:10 Modules that don't have a link to their VCS.
• 13:00 Missing CI - GitHub Actions or GitLab Pipeline and Travis-CI.
• 14:00 Look at Term-ANSIEncode by Richard Kelsch - How to find the repository of this project?
• 15:38 Switching top look at Common-CodingTools by mistake.
• 16:30 How MetaCPAN knows where is the repository?
• 17:52 Clone the repository.
• 18:15 Use the szabgab/perl Docker container.
• 22:10 Run perl Makefile.PL, install dependency, run make and make distdir.
• 23:40 See the generated META.json file.
• 24:05 Edit the Makefile.PL
• 24:55 Explaining my method of cloning first (calling it origin) and forking later and calling that fork.
• 27:00 Really edit Makefile.PL and add the META_MERGE section and verify the generated META.json file.
• 29:00 Create a branch locally. Commit the change.
• 30:10 Create a fork on GitHub.
• 31:45 Add the fork as a remote repository and push the branch to it.
• 33:20 Linking to the PR on the OSDC Perl report page.
• 35:00 Planning to add .gitignore and maybe setting up GitHub Action.
• 36:00 Start from the main branch, create the .gitignore file.
• 39:00 Run the tests locally. Set up GitHub Actions to run the tests on every push.
• 44:00 Editing the GHA configuration file.
• 48:30 Commit, push to the fork, check the results of GitHub Action in my fork on GitHub.
• 51:45 Look at the version of the perldocker/perl-tester Docker image.
• 54:40 Update list of Perl versions in the CI. See the results on GitHub.
• 55:30 Show the version number of perl.