Take a look at prove(), as I recall it came with Test::Harness. Prove() runs test-files (files with a '.t' post-fix) and reports a neat little summary. 
t$ prove t00_*
t00_api....ok
t00_dep....ok
t00_pod....ok
t00_upd....ok
All tests successful.
Files=4, Tests=86,  1 wallclock secs ( 0.46 cusr +  0.03 csys =  0.49 
+CPU)

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Update:
Note: I have 30+ files in the directory, if I run prove() with no arguments, all 33 files will be driven. I provided a subset, for demonstration purposes.

Update II:
Shows you how long it's been. Test::Harness (and prove) are part of Core, at least with Perl 5.8.5...

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In reply to Re: Can Test::Harness treat sets of tests as files? by Old_Gray_Bear
in thread Can Test::Harness treat sets of tests as files? by kyle

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