... "any punctuation except hyphen" ...

This can be expressed without experimental features by a "double-negative" character class trick:

    class of all characters that are
    [^-[:^punct:]]
     ^ ^
     | |
     | +--- and also not a not-punct (i.e., or is a [:punct:])
     |
     +--- not a hyphen
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Win8 Strawberry 5.8.9.5 (32)  Sat 05/07/2022 18:36:51
C:\@Work\Perl\monks
>perl

use strict;
use warnings;

for my $char (split '', '#%-&*') {
    printf "'%s' %smatch \n", $char,
           $char =~ m{ \A [^-[:^punct:]] \z }xms ? '' : 'NO '
           ;
    }

^Z
'#' match
'%' match
'-' NO match
'&' match
'*' match
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See perlrecharclass.

Update: The double-negative trick also works with "traditional" \s \d \w etc. character classes that have complements. E.g., the pattern "any word (\w) character except an underscore" can be defined as [^_\W].