--init-file option

["Kalmár Gergely" <kgregory89@gmail.com>]

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Dear Zsh maintainers,

I was wondering if there is an equivalent to Bash's --init-file option or
fish shell's --init-command option in Zsh or if one can hack around to
achieve the same effect. I would need to be able to source a virtual
environment activation file after the Zsh startup files were processed (but
before a command is executed) in order to be able to start a shell or run
commands inside a Python virtual environment.

I maintain a tool for managing Python virtual environments (
https://docs.logikal.io/pyorbs/) and I had no problems with supporting Bash
and fish (https://github.com/logikal-io/pyorbs/blob/main/pyorbs/shell.py#L45),
but I'm not sure how to achieve the same behavior with Zsh. I'm aware of
zshi (https://github.com/romkatv/zshi/blob/master/zshi), but I'm wondering
if there's any other option that does not involve hacking around the zsh
startup files.

Thank you and kind regards,
Gergely

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