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Add an auto start on login menu setting. #96
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Resolves #95
The menu now has an "Auto start on login" entry that controls whether Snippet Pixie should be started in the background when you log in.
This new setting is needed as some desktop environments do not allow you to manage the desktop files that are placed in
~/.config/autostart/, or do not properly handle theX-GNOME-Autostart-enabledentry it has.This additional setting is also very useful for the Snap package version of Snippet Pixie as without this change it is currently not possible to control autostart due to the way snap autostart relies purely on the existence or not of the autostart desktop file within the snap's own data directory.