needs: syntax error under v5.36 (indirect)

Describe the bug

Calling needs command with the indirect syntax described by its documentation fails with syntax error:

/usr/bin/perlbrew exec -q --with perl-5.36.0 /home/regular/perl5/perlbrew/perls/perl-5.36.0/bin/perl /home/regular/perl5/perlbrew/perls/latest/bin/rex one
[2022-08-24 12:37:14] ERROR - Compile time errors:
[2022-08-24 12:37:14] ERROR -   syntax error at __Rexfile__.pm line 9, near "main 'one'"
[2022-08-24 12:37:14] ERROR -   Compilation failed in require at /home/regular/perl5/perlbrew/perls/perl-5.36.0/lib/site_perl/5.36.0/Rex/CLI.pm line 759.
[2022-08-24 12:37:14] INFO - Exiting Rex...
[2022-08-24 12:37:14] INFO - Cleaning up...

Expected behavior

[2022-08-24 13:43:10] INFO - Running task one on
hello from one
[2022-08-24 13:43:11] INFO - All tasks successful on all hosts

Process finished with exit code 0

Success (as achievable with use feature 'indirect';)

How to reproduce it

Call needs with indirect syntax.

See the code example.

Code example

use v5.36;
use Rex -feature => [ '1.4' ];

task 'one', sub {
  say 'hello from one';
};

task 'two', sub {
  needs main 'one';
  say 'hello from two';
};

Additional context

https://github.com/RexOps/Rex/issues/1542

https://github.com/RexOps/Rex/discussions/1538

Rex version

1.13.4

Perl version

5.36.0

Operating system running rex

Debian

Operating system managed by rex

FreeBSD

How rex was installed?

cpan client

Reproduce the failure with the provided Rexfile example under Perl 5.36, then inspect the needs command implementation and the compilation path around Rex::CLI.pm line 759. Done means the documented indirect syntax compiles without requiring use feature 'indirect' and the dependent task runs successfully.