XML::SemanticDiff could do it if my files were in the filesystem. But as I said: They are read from a database.
So, why is that a problem ? Doesn't matter, this is perl. Try either IO::Scalar or IO::String
I believe this question has come up before, so I'd super search if I were you.
update: upon closer examination, XML::SemanticDiff is built on XML::Parser, so no need for IO::Scalar or IO::String.
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