Your problem has a simple solution, though you should still check out templating mechanisms.
Instead of
template =~ s/TEXTGOESHERE/$textfile/se
try
$template =~ s/TEXTGOESHERE/$textfile/g;
The /s modifier that you're using says to that a . in a regular expression should match a newline. Since you don't have a . in your regular expression, this is a no-op.
The /e modifier says to treat the replacement string as a Perl expression, and to use that value of that expression when making the replacement. This is almost certainly not what you intend.
By using /g instead, you're saying to replace every occurance of TEXTGOESHERE with the contents of $textfile. If you have only one TEXTGOESHERE, you'll only get one substitution.
Try it.
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