Just want to check with everybody, is it just me or are Signal::StackTrace and its fork Signal::StackTrace::CarpLike not working properly? At least on Linux (I'm using 5.18.1). 

#!perl
use Signal::StackTrace qw(INT);

sub f { g() }
sub g { sleep 10 }

f;

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If I press Ctrl-C in the middle of run, the program above should print a stack trace with f, g included in the trace levels. Which will happen if I replace "sleep" with "die". Instead, what I'm getting is just: 
Caller level 0:
{
  Bitmask => 'UUUUUUUUUUUUUU',
  Evaltext => undef,
  Filename => '/path/to/script',
  Hasargs => 1,
  Hints => 0,
  'Line-No' => 0,
  Package => 'main',
  Require => undef,
  Subroutine => 'Signal::StackTrace::__ANON__',
  Wantarray => ''
}
Caller level 1:
{
  Bitmask => 'UUUUUUUUUUUUUU',
  Evaltext => undef,
  Filename => '/path/to/script',
  Hasargs => 0,
  Hints => 2018,
  'Line-No' => 0,
  Package => 'main',
  Require => undef,
  Subroutine => '(eval)',
  Wantarray => ''
}

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