How can I open the recent file in the welcome page in a new tab without closing the welcome page?

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Dear author, hello! It is China's National Day now. I wonder if you have a day off. Thank you for your plugin, but I found a problem. It seems that it is not like tabnew , but can only open one file. So I modified the code a little bit.

~/.vim/plugged/vim-startify/autoload/startify.vim

```vimscript
" Function: #open_buffers {{{1
" modified by liuqin19980818 2024-10-01 begin
" function! startify#open_buffers(...) abort
" if exists('a:1') " used in mappings
" let entry = b:startify.entries[a:1]
" if !empty(s:batchmode) && entry.type == 'file'
" call startify#set_mark(s:batchmode, a:1)
" else
" call s:open_buffer(entry)
" endif
" return
" endif
"
" let marked = filter(copy(b:startify.entries), 'v:val.marked')
" if empty(marked) " open current entry
" call s:open_buffer(b:startify.entries[line('.')])
" return
" endif
"
" enew
" setlocal nobuflisted
"
" " Open all marked entries.
" for entry in sort(values(marked), 's:sort_by_tick')
" call s:open_buffer(entry)
" endfor
"
" wincmd =
"
" if exists('#User#StartifyAllBuffersOpened')
" doautocmd User StartifyAllBuffersOpened
" endif
" endfunction
function! startify#open_buffers(...) abort
if exists('a:1') " used in mappings
let entry = b:startify.entries[a:1]
if !empty(s:batchmode) && entry.type == 'file'
call startify#set_mark(s:batchmode, a:1)
else
" 使用 tabnew 打开缓冲区
execute 'tabnew ' . entry.path
endif
return
endif

let marked = filter(copy(b:startify.entries), 'v:val.marked')
if empty(marked) " open current entry
execute 'tabnew ' . b:startify.entries[line('.')].path
return
endif

" Open all marked entries in new tabs.
for entry in sort(values(marked), 's:sort_by_tick')
execute 'tabnew ' . entry.path
endfor

wincmd =

if exists('#User#StartifyAllBuffersOpened')
doautocmd User StartifyAllBuffersOpened
endif
endfunction
" modified by liuqin19980818 2024-10-01 end
```

I want to know if I can add a set of shortcut keys to open the newly opened file in a new tab so that I can use vim to edit multiple files at the same time.

Or you have already implemented it but I didn't find it in the documentation

Start in autoload/startify.vim at startify#open_buffers and reproduce opening a recent entry from the welcome page. Compare the current single-file behavior with the requested tab behavior, including marked entries and shortcut mappings; the work is done when multiple selected files can be opened in separate tabs without losing the intended welcome-page flow.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.