This question is of course related, but different to the one about executing a command.
That questions’ solutions involve either starting a subshell – which isn’t possible due to the requirement of sourcing instead of executing – or modifying your ~/.zshrc, which isn’t possible if you want to distribute a script that does it. (Or rather modifying the user’s config files is a thing you just don’t do)
The problem is that with zsh there is no --init-file parameter like bash has (the first time ever i saw bash having a feature that zsh hasn’t)
I’ll provide an answer with my question, but it’s reeeaaallly ugly, and I hope someone knows a trick to circumvent it!
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