stop passing '.' in @INC to tests

Currently TestInit.pm adds '.' to @INC (except if running under taint).
Since *all* tests run from the perl core are invoked as

    perl -MTestInit[=arg,arg,..] some/test.t

this means that all test scripts (including those under cpan/ etc) are
excuted with dot present, regardless of the settings of
$PERL_USE_UNSAFE_INC and -Ddefault_inc_excludes_dot.

This commit changes it so that:

1) TestInit.pm transparently passes though a trailing dot in @INC
if present (so it now honours $PERL_USE_UNSAFE_INC and
-Ddefault_inc_excludes_dot)
2) Adds a 'DOT' arg (e.g. -MTestInit=DOT) which unconditionally adds '.';
3) Updates t/TEST so that it (and t/harness which requires t/TEST)
have a whitelist of cpan/ modules which need '.'; test scripts for these
are invoked with -MTestInit=DOT.
4) Removes the $PERL_USE_UNSAFE_INC unsetting in t/TEST and t/harness;
now that environmant variable is passed unchanged to all perl processes
involved in running the test suite.

As of this commit, lots of tests will fail on a dotless perl build; the
next few commits will fix up any tests scripts and non cpan/ distributions
which relied on dot being present.

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