make JSON::Validator::Util::is_bool return true when passed perl v5.36+ builtin booleans

[akarelas]

Summary

This PR allows newer Perls' (v5.36+) builtin core booleans to be validated as booleans. It's quite a necessary change to make, as when you include the line use v5.40 in your code file, you may not replace the meaning of true and false from perl's core booleans just by writing use Mojo::JSON 'true', 'false';. Therefore, it seems, core booleans need to be considered valid by all CPAN modules.

I did it by modifying slightly the JSON::Validator::Util::is_bool function, inspired by how JSON::PP recently achieved the same effect.

Motivation

My motivation was to resolve this bug of Mojolicious::Plugin::OpenAPI: jhthorsen/mojolicious-plugin-openapi#252

Tried my solution

I tested my modifications on a test Mojolicious website that uses Mojolicious::Plugin::OpenAPI, using both perl v5.34 (that doesn't have the builtin booleans) and perl v5.40 (that does), and the site works in both these cases.

I forgot to run prove -vl on it, or write tests with core booleans that will run only on perl v5.40. I will do so later today or tomorrow.

References

• How JSON::PP did it: https://metacpan.org/dist/JSON-PP/source/lib/JSON/PP.pm#L208-216
• Bug of Mojolicious::Plugin::OpenAPI: perl v5.40 core booleans not allowed in schema, when it's a nested perl data structre mojolicious-plugin-openapi#252
• On Monday, June 10th, 2024 you expressed interest in a PR to fix this, on the perl-openapi channel on IRC

[jhthorsen]

I can't take the change, since too many tests fail.

[akarelas]

We need to find out why those tests fail. Would they fail on any PR (even adding a blank line in a file)? If so, it's really a problem not to be attributed to me. If not, then I need to look at it.