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You can probably write the plugin and have the contents in a variable, $mymenu, just like before and then preregister the variable for use in the navbar. That should be no problem. I think the blog and cms also use templates for the link, so you'd have to preregister it for them also. Then you'd have to edit the templates to add the variable.
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