The only one that comes with a bash is the Cygwin environment. Fortunately, the Windows CLI is mostly sane for redirection purposes, though. Unfortunately, I found that older versions of ActiveState might break on your code. Anything recent should be okay, though.
To keep the response a bit shorter for those looking for just the gist, I'll put all but my newest copy of each in a readmore. I don't have Vanilla, but it's my understanding Vanilla is just a proper subset of Strawberry. I'd mostly expect similar results from those two.
Strawberry 5.8.8:
No redirect:
012
345
678
ABC
IJK
XYZ
Redirect errors to devnull:
ABC
IJK
XYZ
Redirect merging stderr and stdout:
ABC
012
IJK
345
XYZ
678
Strawberry Perl 5.10.0.1:
No redirect:
012
345
678
ABC
IJK
XYZ
Redirect errors to devnull:
ABC
IJK
XYZ
Redirect merging stderr and stdout:
ABC
012
IJK
345
XYZ
678
ActiveState 5.8.0 (build 804):
No redirect:
'C:\Documents' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Redirect errors to devnull:
Redirect merging stderr and stdout:
'C:\Documents' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
ActiveState 5.8.8 (build 822):
No redirect:
012
345
678
ABC
IJK
XYZ
Redirect errors to devnull:
ABC
IJK
XYZ
Redirect merging stderr and stdout:
ABC
012
IJK
345
XYZ
678
ActiveState 5.10.0 (build 1002):
No redirect:
012
345
678
ABC
IJK
XYZ
Redirect errors to devnull:
ABC
IJK
XYZ
Redirect merging stderr and stdout:
ABC
012
IJK
345
XYZ
678
Cygwin Perl 5.8.6:
No redirect:
012
345
678
ABC
IJK
XYZ
Redirect errors to devnull:
ABC
IJK
XYZ
Redirect merging stderr and stdout:
ABC
012
IJK
345
XYZ
678
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