In fixing the regression that #87708 represents, I could not avoid
also fixing this swapped-operand bug, so it needs a perldelta entry.
I also fixed a tiny formatting error.
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+Non-commutative binary operators used to swap their operands if the same
+tied scalar was used for both operands and returned a different value for
+each FETCH. For instance, if C<$t> returned 2 the first time and 3 the
+second, then C<$t/$t> would evaluate to 1.5. This has been fixed
+[perl #87708].
+
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+
String C<eval> now detects taintedness of overloaded or tied
arguments [perl #75716].
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String C<eval> and regular expression matches against objects with string
-overloading no longer cause memory corruption or crashes [perl 77084].
+overloading no longer cause memory corruption or crashes [perl #77084].
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