Show some info from a preload script to a user, when they start a session

[bugy]

From #218 (comment)

@MNeill73:

is there a possibility to
extend this to the login page? In my case, I have a script that dumps the
status of multiple environments, I'd like it to be the first thing people
see if they log in

[bugy]

@MNeill73 should they see this info only when they login? Or any time they start a new session? Login is performed every X days (30 by default), so showing such info every 30 days doesn't make much sense to me.
Also, if a user opens specific script URL (from a bookmark, for example), e.g. http://localhost:5000/index.html#/Very%20parameterized should he still see this global preload script? Or only when he opens http://localhost:5000/index.html ?

[MNeill73]

I envision them seeing it on the "home" screen any time they land on it, the big empty canvas where there's nothing until you select a script. If they go directly to a script URL, then no, they wouldn't see this, they should see whatever that script has configured for its own preload

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