add perl5 support to Vx6.9 for openssl-3.1.7 (#1)

Reviewed-on: http://13.234.246.121:3000/Neominds/ossl35vx69/pulls/1 Reviewed-by: Jayesh Babu <jayesh@neominds.in> Co-authored-by: siddhant <siddhant.singh@neominds.in> Co-committed-by: siddhant <siddhant.singh@neominds.in>
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+Localization
+------------
+
+The localization process involves two files.
+
+  - A locale dependent file (for example, fr.tmac for French) where all
+    locale specific strings are (re)defined.
+
+  - A locale independent file (trans.tmac) responsible for activating those
+    localized strings.
+
+All you have to do is to create a new file named 'LL.tmac' where 'LL' is
+your country code ('de' for Germany, 'el' for Greece, ...), maybe using
+'fr.tmac' as a template.
+
+The first thing to do is to redefine the string 'locale' to your language.
+
+  .ds locale german\"
+
+Then change all the translations in the predefined strings.  Don't forget
+the \" at the end of each string, preventing spaces from lurking around.
+
+After 'trans.tmac' has been called by
+
+  .mso trans.tmac
+
+you must redefine the date strings in order to use the day and month names
+translated earlier.  If you don't feel comfortable with groff maybe you
+should use the definitions used in 'fr.tmac'.  Nevertheless, you should take
+care of the order of the date elements.
+
+  - If your date format is MM/DD/YY:
+
+      for ms: .ds DY \*[MO] \n[dy] \n[year]
+      for mm: .ds cov*new-date \\*[MO\\n[mo]] \\n[dy] \\n[year]
+      for me: .ds td \*(mo \n(dy \n(y4
+
+  - If your date format is DD/MM/YY:
+
+      for ms: .ds DY \n[dy] \*[MO] \n[year]
+      for mm: .ds cov*new-date \\n[dy] \\*[MO\\n[mo]] \\n[year]
+      for me: .ds td \n(dy \*(mo \n(y4
+
+Other date formats can be handled similarly.
+
+NOTE: For the mm package, in the 'ISODATE' macro, only the first definition
+      of 'cov*new-date' must be changed (see 'fr.tmac').
+
+Finally, change groff behaviour in order to comply with your locale.  For
+example, 'fr.tmac' changes the default encoding, sets the sentence spaces,
+and final activates hyphenation, provided there are hyphenation patterns
+available (which should be put into files named 'hyphen.LL' for
+consistency).