While their packager can fix and I think does add as a dependency these missing core modules, many users do not use the packaged version since they want a current version, which leads to this issue.
There is nothing to prevent you from declaring File::Find as a dependency of your module. I always try to include core modules as dependencies when I release a dist as it avoids precisely this problem. It also means that I don't have to worry about p5p removing modules from core at a later date.
BTW, the Name "File::Find::prune" used only once: possible typo at... message you receive is not an error, it is merely a warning.
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