The warning is due to LWP::UserAgent not verifying the certificate. You can make it verify if you want (look at ssl_opts()), but that doesn't seem to be your problem.
This debug excerpt doesn't look like the part we are interested in. Move the add_handler() calls to just before you call click_button(). You just want to verify whether or not the form is being submitted, in which case you'll see the request and then hopefully a response. If you don't see a request then you know for sure click_button() isn't working, but I can't tell you why it wouldn't be.
If you can't get click_button() to go you could work around it- build the request like you would if you were just using LWP::UserAgent. Not ideal but sometimes you gotta just get things working.
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