1. D::LR::check does not document return value
3. Errors is poorly documented
4. Incautious exists testing of data structures
5. Should we exclude debian from licensecheck?
6. t/18-app.txt needs an example of a GPL-1 file with no copyright statement.
8. D::LR::LicenseCheck  constructor has an undocumented check_copyright argument.
9. Really need to get down and document the config format.
10. List projects that have used it?
11. Perhaps incude a debhelper that fails the build if there is a mismatch
12. Roll out accross the Perl group? But overkill for packages with simple copyrighta
13. More access to interna data, XML?, templates?
14. The ChangeLog filter only looks at the debian directory, documentation?
15. bashdb is too awkward at the moment where Rocky's email address get split across lines
19. some nasty warnings need to be fixed.
20. Maybe a Test::LicenseReconcile module (need to exclude VCS and build  cruft first)
21. Are sub-contributers in the ChangeLog handled?
*.) Need useful information in verbose mode
*.) could have a Perl specific filter. It might operate just like Rules 
but extract likely looking Pod sections into a temp file and run
stuff on that. Or could be incorporated into Rules.
*) should exclude swap files etc
4.) test coverage
*) config should be below debian/source actually and we should be cleverer about
the name.
*.) Max relative width should be configurable
4.) Need a Dh_Sequence as well.
11.) exclude files from mapping configurably
6.) Could do with a man page for the config file format.
13.) floundered on bwctl format spec - double space after the colon.
*) expose --check and --exclude licensecheck options
*) file permissions rule clause
*) allow rules to read only the first N bytes - but benchmark
*) Look at alternatives to Text::LevenshteinXS and Set::IntSpan such as
Set::IntSpan::Fast::XS and benchmark.
Use Class::Load::load_first_existing_class and thank mst. or Class::Load::XS
9.) allow the filter sequence to be explicitly set in the config file.
*) Should also allow these classes to be configured. This would require
a Debian::LicenseReconcile::CopyrightDatum::Config (to be loaded first)
and Debian::LicenseReconcile::CopyrightDatum only to be loaded when needed
(which is good anyway).
