/^^/ at end of string

[zoffixznet]

From RT#128547

doc/Language/regexes.pod says:

# The C<^^> assertion matches at the start of a logical line. That is, either
# at the start of the string, or after a newline character.

Actual behaviour:

Show quoted textTrue
Show quoted textFalse

/^^/ doesn't match after a newline character if that's at the end
of the string.  This mismatch appears to be a documentation bug: the
behaviour of /^^/ is consistent with that of /$$/, which is consistent
with its documentation.  The description of /^^/ needs to adopt the
"when the last character is not a newline character" qualifier from the
description of /$$/.

-zefram

[AlexDaniel]

Is a973e7b good enough?