## Two different reference types
ok 2 - oofh is a reference ## though to an object.
ok 3 - fh is a reference   ## base type glob
not ok 4 - they are the same reference
ok 5 - oofh can call new()
ok 6 - fh can call new()
ok 7 - oofh can call new()->new()   ## joy continues
not ok 8 - fh can call new()->new() ## joy stops
## Both can do these, confusing isn't it...
ok 9 - oofh autoflushed
ok 10 - fh autoflushed
## But only one ->can('autoflush'), eh perl API I miss you.
ok 11 - oofh can autoflush
not ok 12 - fh can autoflush
## Only one is a true "object"
ok 13 - oofh is an object per S:U:blessed()
not ok 14 - fh is an object per S:U:blessed()
## But both are true filehandles
ok 15 - oofh is an filehandle per S:U:openhandle()
ok 16 - fh is an filehandle per S:U:openhandle()
## Revist test number #6 but with the byproduct of using IO::File to begin with.
## This one is amusing.
not ok 17 - fh can call new wo/ IO::Handle loaded