The on-exit handlers which restore the console and system flags back to their
previous states don't execute when load()'d from this script. Not sure why
(Deuce?) - using bbs.exec() as a work-around now. :-(

For systems where not everyone wants to use the msglist module.
For DesotoFireflite (VALHALLA)

Use the cached text.js.
Use the cached userprops.js.
Use const where applicable.
Call bbs.nodesync() before the command prompt.
Display sent-mail in reverse order (newest at top).

expanded.

Unfortunately, the call to readmail() in other places in sbbs
(e.g. logon.ccp, useredit.cpp) is hard-coded without *out* this loadmail
flag, so you get an index in oldest-first order when you logon and answer
"Yes" to the "Read your mail now?" prompt and get the index in reverse
(newest-first) order when you use the 'R' command from the email prompt
which is unexpected and likely confusing to users. Until we can replace
these hard-coded calls to readmail() with scripted logic which can read/
use a user-preference property (e.g. from data/user/*.ini), we will just
default to the old/previous behavior. The user is one key (!) away from
reversing the index anyway.

'R' and 'K' commands. Maybe this should be a sticky user preference
(e.g. in the user property .ini file)?

to hit it twice - not sure why just yet.

front of the list/array, even if it was already in the list.

console.getstr() so they can be recalled with the up/down arrow keys.

shells with a new single/unified JS module (email_sec.js):
- New (U)n-read mail read command ('A' is now for sending file attachments)
- I didn't update to the renegade shell since it has a custom menu file
- This module will work with older Synchronet builds, without netmail file
  attachments
- The old Baja code still works, however... less Baja = rounder Earth