Dear Monks!

Module, that I'm working on currently is almost ready for CPAN upload. However, before I do the upload, I would like to ask for it's review and maybe some critique.

Archive is available here: Test-FileReferenced-0.01.tar.gz. Packaged with Module::Build.

Some discussion to this topic: #840075.

I'm aware, that the archive may be missing some auxiliary files (like ChangeLog, TODO, README or BUGS).
They will be written shortly before the upload.

Edit:
Updated archive is here: Test-FileReferenced-0.01-RC1.tar.gz.
Updates: calls to serializer are nicely eval'ed (test will die anyway, but will do it more cleanly), module should work on more platforms (in theory at least - due to the use of File::Spec - I can't check that by my self right now).
Kudos to bluescreen for the tips.

In reply to New module - Test::FileReferenced - please review by Natanael

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