"Duplicate specification" message to stderr when launching get_iplayer with Getopt::Long >= 2.55 or perl -w

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Raspberry Pi OS 6.1 (Debian 12 Bookworm)

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When running get_iplayer 3.34 (with any command line options), the following is first output to standard error:

Duplicate specification "downloadabortonfail|download-abort-onfail|download-abort-onfail!" for option "download-abort-onfail"
Duplicate specification "downloadabortonfail|download-abort-onfail|download-abort-onfail!" for option "download-abort-onfail"

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/usr/local/bin/get_iplayer

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