You might be interested in the following list that seems to be just what you were looking for, copied directly from Apocalypses 1 and 2. (As I quoted from Damian in my response to your last query, they are official but subject to "Rule Number Two: Larry is allowed to change his mind"). It is interesting to me that many of the RFCs in your list, were not on the below list. And vice versa.

The PSA rating stands for ``Problem, Solution, Acceptance''.
The problem and solution are graded on an a-f scale.

The acceptance rating is one of:
- a Accepted wholeheartedly
- b Accepted with a few "buts"
- c Accepted with some major caveats
- r Rejected

  RFC  PSA  Title
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Apocalypse 1

   16  bdb  Keep default Perl free of
            constraints such as warnings and strict.
   26  ccb  Named operators versus functions.
   28  acc  Perl should stay Perl.
   73  adb  All Perl core functions should return
            objects.
  141  abr  This Is The Last Major Revision.

Apocalypse 2

  Textual
   005  cdr  Multiline Comments for Perl
   102  dcr  Inline Comments for Perl
  Types
   161  adb  Everything in Perl Becomes an Object
   038  bdb  Standardise Handling of Abnormal Numbers
             Like Infinities and NaNs
   043  bcb  Integrate BigInts (and BigRats) Support
         Tightly With the Basic Scalars
   192  ddr  Undef Values ne Value
   212  rrb  Make Length(@array) Work
   218  bcc  C<my Dog $spot> Is Just an Assertion

  Variables
   071  aaa  Legacy Perl $pkg'var Should Die
   009  bfr  Highlander Variable Types
   133  bcr  Alternate Syntax for Variable Names
   134  bcc  Alternative Array and Hash Slicing
   196  bcb  More Direct Syntax for Hashes
   201  bcr  Hash Slicing
  Strings
   105  aaa  Remove "In string @ must be \@" Fatal Error
   111  aaa  Here Docs Terminators (Was Whitespace and Here Docs)
   162  abb  Heredoc Contents
   139  cfr  Allow Calling Any Function With a Syntax Like s///
   222  abb  Interpolation of Object Method Calls
   226  acr  Selective Interpolation in Single Quotish Context
   237  adc  Hashes Should Interpolate in Double-Quoted Strings
   251  acr  Interpolation of Class Method Calls
   252  abb  Interpolation of Subroutines
   327  dbr  C<\v> for Vertical Tab
   328  bcr  Single Quotes Don't Interpolate \' and \\
  Files
   034  aaa  Angle Brackets Should Not Be Used for File Globbing
   051  ccr  Angle Brackets Should Accept Filenames and Lists
  Lists
   175  rrb  Add C<list> Keyword to Force List Context
            (like C<scalar>)
  Retracted
   010  rr  Filehandles Should Use C<*> as a Type
            Prefix If Typeglobs Are Eliminated
   103  rr  Fix C<$pkg::$var> Precedence Issues With
            Parsing of C<::>
   109  rr  Less Line Noise - Let's Get Rid of @%
   245  rr  Add New C<empty> Keyword to DWIM for Clearing Values
   263  rr  Add Null() Keyword and Fundamental Data Type
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