Would have liked

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Below is from Garner.

would have liked.

This phrase should invariably be followed by a present-tense infinitive — hence “would have liked to go,” “would have liked to read,” not *”would have liked to have gone,” *”would have liked to have read.” The erroneous phrasings are very common. ...........

Nor is it correct to say *”would like to have done,” because the sequence of events is then off.

http://www.lawprose.org/garners-usage-tip-of-the-day-would-have-liked/

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It is difficult what the underlined part mean.

I hope to be enlightened.

Maybe, does it mean "would like to" represents the Present, and "done" represents the Past?