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doc/QuickStart.md: replace MODULES with cpanfile

This is just a quick temporary edit. I will be rewriting
a few of these sections soon.
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### Installing CPAN modules ### Installing CPAN modules
Some of PBot's features depend on the availability of Perl modules written by Some of PBot's features depend on the availability of Perl modules written by
third parties. To use such PBot features, the modules listed in the [`MODULES`](../MODULES) third parties. To use such PBot features, the modules listed in the [`cpanfile`](../cpanfile)
file need to be installed. file need to be installed.
The modules may be installed with a simple command: The CPAN modules may be installed with this command:
$ cpan -f -i $(cat MODULES) $ cpanm -n --installdeps . --with-all-features --without-feature compiler_vm_win32
Some CPAN modules may fail to pass certain tests due to outdated variables.
Despite these test failures, their core functionality should still work as
expected.
#### re::engine::RE2 #### re::engine::RE2
PBot uses the `re::engine::RE2` module for user-submitted regular expressions. PBot uses the `re::engine::RE2` module for user-submitted regular expressions.