Add consecrate method as a higher level constructor method, -oil to return "object in line" but leave constructor hanging around for additional use

[oodler577]

consecrate q{My::Foo}, qw/guaranteed list of accessors and methods/;
*My::Foo::something_else  = sub { ... };  # just use well known Perl idiom for adding or replacing subs
*My::Foo::another_methods = \&subroutine_already_defined;  # just use ...

Should generate a MY::FOO::new package constructor equivalent to all that;s needed by folks 99% of the time:

sub new {
  my ($pkg, %opts) = @_;
  my $self = \%opts;
  baptise \%opts, $pkg;
  return $self;
}

Adding the efficiency of creating an object in line ..

my $object = consecrate -oil, q{My::Foo}, qw/guaranteed list of accessors and methods/;
...
my $object2 = My::Foo->new(...);

should be return an instantiated object and also keep the package constructor around

[oodler577]

Interesting idea, but since I created this issue I have not yet run into a situation where this was my "go-to" solution.