Maybe it's just for developer information so they don't have to scroll to where your subs are to see what's available?
That's what comments are for. If you insist, put a set of comments in the beginning of your code that provide an "index" to the functions you define.
Better yet, make it POD so you can do neat things later on like generate MAN pages, HTML, etc.
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