Congratulations, you've reinvented shar/ fatpack
Congratulations, pp --perlscript can almost do that too :) provided you use -X coremod to exclude core modules
system qw{
pp
-M Data::Dump::FilterContext
-M Data::Dump::Filtered
-M Data::Dump
-X File::Glob
-X threads
-X Symbol
-X subs
-X overload
-X Exporter
-X vars
-X utf8
-X strict
-X base
-X Carp
-X Config
-X Exporter::Heavy
-X feature
-X XSLoader
-X DynaLoader
-X Scalar::Util
-X mro
-X warnings::register
-X integer
-X warnings
-X MIME::Base64
-X Text::ParseWords
-X List::Util
-C CACHEFILE
--perlscript
-o ddvars
-e } => 'use Data::Dump; dd\@INC,\%ENV; ';
Sure various lib/unicore/lib/IDC/N.pl get packed as well, but no binary components get packed, no .dll's or .so's
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