Fix POD syntax errors from misplaced =for Pod::Coverage directives

[Copilot]

The =for Pod::Coverage directives were inside =over/=back blocks, causing perldoc to emit "=item has no contents" warnings and misrendering the documentation on CPAN.

Changes

• Moved four =for Pod::Coverage directives outside their enclosing list blocks in lib/Pithub/Base.pm:
  • has_jsonp_callback
  • has_per_page
  • has_repo
  • has_user

The =for directive must be at document scope, not nested within list structures. Before:

=over
=item *
B<clear_per_page>: reset the per_page attribute
=item *
=for Pod::Coverage has_per_page
B<has_per_page>: check if the per_page attribute is set
=back

After:

=over
=item *
B<clear_per_page>: reset the per_page attribute
=item *
B<has_per_page>: check if the per_page attribute is set
=back

=for Pod::Coverage has_per_page

Original prompt

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This section details on the original issue you should resolve

<issue_title>Problem with POD generation</issue_title> <issue_description>The generated POD in the tarball on CPAN for Pithub::Base has some issues. perldoc complains about missing and additional =backs. What seems to happen is that the sections marked with =for Pod::Coverage in commit c4d05b1dc4b905d4c44ee0db7522237e44f4572a don't end up in their proper place but close to the very bottom of the file. This can be seen at https://metacpan.org/source/OALDERS/Pithub-0.01034/lib/Pithub/Base.pm </issue_description>

Comments on the Issue (you are @copilot in this section)

@oalders @gregoa thanks for this. I still haven't gotten to the root of the issue.

[12:36:47]  <oalders>	Does anyone know what I did wrong here? https://github.com/plu/Pithub/issues/209
[12:41:13]  <mst>	attempted to use a computer for something it was designed for
[12:41:39]  <oalders>	:)
[12:41:45]  <oalders>	Looks like there are Pod errors listed here https://metacpan.org/pod/Pithub::Base
[12:41:51]  <oalders>	I should have checked that first.
[12:42:45]  <mst>	I would imagine it's Pod::Weaver trying to be clever and getting confused?
[13:27:44]  <Grinnz>	you're missing several =backs at the end of lists, and =for/=back is not a thing, =for is jsut a single line, you want =begin/=end
[13:27:50]  <Grinnz>	single paragraph*
[13:28:27]  <Grinnz>	ah, thats generated, dunno then
[13:47:38]  <mst>	the original source doesn't seem wrong
[13:47:45]  <mst>	so I'm *guessing* it's dzil being clever
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• Fixes plu/Pithub#209

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