Enhancement(s): Generalized Plot hook procedures in code

I'm finding that I have to copy/paste a lot of duplicate code into plots, specifically the Plot Update Commands section. It's mostly visual sugar that I'm copy/pasting, but I'd rather have access to a global hook for shared update steps between plots.

IRL example: Scrolling x-axis window for that last 100 ticks.

if ticks > 100 [
  set-plot-x-range (ticks - 100) ticks
]

Rather than pasting this snippet into EVERY plot (about a dozen), something in code would be easier/scalable.

Proposed example: In Code Tab:

to NETLOGO-HOOK-update-plot-commands
  if ticks > display.plot-x-range [
    set-plot-x-range (ticks - display.plot-x-range) ticks
  ]
end

This function would run first before the individual update hook was run for each plot. Alternatively, 2 hook functions could be used, one PRE hook and one POST hook to run commands before and then after the Update Plot Commands section of the plots.

There'd be no reason that similar hooks couldn't be added for any other code chunks entered into interface elements.

Start by locating the implementation of plot update commands and the Code tab or interface-element execution paths. Determine how a shared hook would be represented and ordered relative to each plot's existing update commands; done means the proposed global behavior is defined and works consistently across plots without duplicated snippets.