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presumed to contain the function's minsynopsis code. The contents of this
are also checked, to see that the first line looks like an example calling
the named function or method, that ends in a semicolon.

The function name can optionally be preceeded by a variable assignment to
indicate the return value (C<$var = ...> or C<($list, $of, @vars) = ...>),
optionally prefixed with C<my>. It can optionally be preceeded by a variable
containing the invocant name and a method call arrow (C<< $var->... >>). It
can optionally be followed by any other text in parentheses, to indicate the
arguments passed. It can optionally use an C<await> expression, used to
indicate it is a L<Future>-returning asynchronous function or method.

E.g.

   funcname;
   funcname(@args);
   $self->methodname(@args);
   $result = funcname(args, here);
   my ($return, $values) = Some::Package->methodname(some, more, args);
   my $response = await $client->call;