Allow options on install-modules option

[ylavoie]

Related to #684 & #686

Install options should allow user to add options for the installers, to grant possibility to cache features or develoment mode.

Install modules does a great job to install modules listed in the main part of cpanfile.
The user still need to implement caching to install features.

For example:

        uses: shogo82148/actions-setup-perl@v1.11.0
        with:
          perl-version: 5.32
          install-modules-with: cpm
            - with-develop
            - feature=f1,f2

would allow a single invocation, let the user benefit from the implemented caching and install development and features f1 & f2.

[shogo82148]

I'm working on this, and it is available on v1.12.0-rc1.

steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v2
- uses: shogo82148/actions-setup-perl@v1.12.0-rc1
  with:
    perl-version: '5.32'
    install-modules-with: cpm
    install-modules-args: --with-develop --with-configure
- run: prove -lv t

please try it, and give me a feedback.

[ylavoie]

      - name: Setup Perl environment
        uses: shogo82148/actions-setup-perl@v1.12.0-rc1
        with:
          perl-version: 5.32
          install-modules-with: cpm
          install-modules-args: --with-develop --feature=starman --feature=latex-pdf-ps --feature=openoffice --feature=xls --feature=edi

worked wonderfully, installed the 309 distributions required by the above features and set a cache for them.

For lisibility, we may gain to be able to use something like

          install-modules-args: --with-develop --feature=starman \
                                --feature=latex-pdf-ps --feature=openoffice \
                                --feature=xls --feature=edi

[shogo82148]

You can use the folding style of YAML: https://yaml.org/spec/1.2/spec.html#style/block/folded

          install-modules-args: >
                    --with-develop --feature=starman
                    --feature=latex-pdf-ps --feature=openoffice
                    --feature=xls --feature=edi

[shogo82148]

released as v1.12.0

[lskatz]

Do you need install-modules-args: --with-develop --with-configure to have the cache? Or will caching work without those options?