Producing POD summary information in HTML

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Is there a tool available that can produce an HTML summary list of perl modules or scripts in a directory tree.

Given =head1 NAME

 wibble.pl - does wibble actions

I would like to see something like

<a href="docsforwibble">wibble.pl</a> - does wibble actions
<a href="docsforwobble">wibble.pl</a> - does wobble actions

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