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I needed to have sendmany like in bitcoin-qt, but with change address and fee control. Of course electrum is always my go-to client for custom tailored transactions without the perils of creating them by hand, so I took a stab at it.
I have not tested actually submitting the tx, but I reviewed a bunch of them from mksendmanytx and it looks very sane, as it should as the change is minimal.
I thought about piggybacking on payto/mktx, as the optional 'label' described in the help text does not seem to be processed anywhere, but I only did a quick search for it and didn't want to change the existing command expected behaviour.