Bug 1061453

Meta package of perl516 software collection should include the following files:
* LICENSE file with proper license text for meta package's license
* README file with perl516 collection description, usage and examples
* perl516.7 man page, which is located under /opt/rh and contains information related to perl516 collection -- description, usage and examples

The tracking bug 1061439 proposes a generic way how to use RPM macros in the README file, how such file can be structured and also cointains an example how to generate the man page from such a README file. See bug 1061439 for more information.

Proposed content of the README file, generated for perl516 collection (please check and change things specific for perl516 collection), where RPM macros are used (see tracking bug 1061439 how to expand them in the spec file):
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Package %{scl_name} provides Perl programming language delivered using Software
Collections concept. For more information about Software Collections
concept, read scl(1). By installing %{scl_name} collection, you will get
the minimum working set of packages to have working Perl programming language.

Usage: scl enable %{scl} 'perl'

Software Collections concept allows to build and execute applications
which are not located in the filesystem root hierarchy but are present
in an alternative location, which is %{scl_prefix}
in case of %{scl_name} collection.

Perl is a high-level programming language with roots in C, sed, awk and shell
scripting.  Perl is good at handling processes and files, and is especially
good at handling text.  Perl's hallmarks are practicality and efficiency.
While it is used to do a lot of different things, Perl's most common
applications are system administration utilities and web programming.  A large
proportion of the CGI scripts on the web are written in Perl.

When working with %{scl_name} collection, use scl utility (see scl(1)
for usage) to enable scl environment properly.

Configuration for the %{scl_name} software collection is located under %{_sysconfdir}.

Examples:
scl enable %{scl_name} 'command --arg'
  Run a specific command with argument --arg within %{scl_name} software collections
  environment.

scl enable %{scl_name} 'perl'
  Run perl from %{scl_name} software collection.

scl enable %{scl_name} bash
  Run interactive shell where %{scl_name} software collection is enabled.

scl enable %{scl_name} 'man perl'
  Show man pages for perl command, which is part of the %{scl_name} software
  collection.