When autodie is in scope, bogus warning is emitted on open for output after STDIN closed

[subrook]

$ ls foo
ls: cannot access 'foo': No such file or directory
$ perl -e "use autodie ':io'; close (STDIN); open (FILE, '> foo');"
Filehandle STDIN reopened as FILE only for output at (eval 8) line 89.
$ ls foo
foo
$ 

The open() call clearly succeeds, since the file is created. And the warning emitted doesn't make any sense: there is no attempt to reopen STDIN or any other input stream. (The line number in the warning is also absurd for a one-line script.)

[toddr]

Confirmed behavior on perl 5.36 with latest autodie.