Raku-Math-Matrix VS IntlLanguageTagSimple

One example of a README.md file (or even an aggregated Pod) would look like the one from Math::Matrix (https://github.com/lichtkind/Raku-Math-Matrix). Truth be told, there's a Pod file (https://github.com/lichtkind/Raku-Math-Matrix/blob/master/lib/Math/Matrix.pod) that simply gets converted to the README.md file, however ideally all that documentation would be extracted right from the Pod-documented source code, thus doing away with the hassle of having code in one place and documentation somewhere else. Information such as name, version, authors, contributors, license, see also contribution, etc. This information could be fed into a single Pod file named after the module's name, which would dictate the documentation's structure. For example, the /doc/Math/Geometry.rakumod could look as follows:

I posted a bit more of my thoughts on the mailing list, but I think the above is more or less the way to go. I did a proper multilanguage version for Intl::LanguageTag::Simple. I just need to build a POD parser script to read the relevant META6.json entries (it sets which file is used for README) and generate the docs accordingly, potentially with "read this in [lang]" links.