Automatic update for perl-Path-Tiny-0.142-1.fc38.

Changelog

* Wed Nov  9 2022 Paul Howarth <paul@city-fan.org> - 0.142-1
- Update to 0.142
  Deprecations
  - Tilde expansion is deprecated due to inconsistent and bug-prone behavior
  Bug fixes
  - Prevent expansion of tildes that are not the very first character (e.g.
    "./~foo")
  - Prevent unintentional tilde expansion during internal path processing
  - Escape non-tilde glob characters before tilde expansion
  - Fixed spew/edit to a long filename approaching the filesystem length limit
  - Internal calls to 'print' are checked for possible errors
  - Internal read calls are checked for errors
  Changes
  - Path stringification now adds "./" in front of paths starting with literal
    tilde so they will round-trip; FREEZE updated to use this stringification
    rule as well
  - 'move' now uses File::Copy::move internally instead of the built-in
    'rename', allowing it to work across filesystems; it also returns an object
    for the moved location, allowing chaining
  - edit_lines_raw now uses a buffered raw I/O layer
  - edit_lines_utf8 now prefers PerlIO::utf8_strict, if available
  - lines_utf8 now consistently uses a buffered I/O layer
  - open*_utf8 now prefers PerlIO::utf8_strict, if available
  - slurp_utf8 now consistently uses an unbuffered I/O layer
  Documented
  - Changed all raw/UTF-8 layer descriptions in method documentation to match
    the code
  - Fixed SYNOPSIS syntax
  - Documented how to disable TMPDIR when making temp files/dirs
  Testing
  - Add additional tilde stringification testing
  - Fixed tilde expansion tests on Windows
  - Skip a problematic test case on Cygwin