Windows – Prevent ConEMU from closing tab after last program exits

What I want is some way to click on ANY batch file from Explorer and see the output without writing a helper script to PAUSE it afterwards.

This is a question which seems likely to generate more OT answers than it should (judging by similar questions people have asked). To minimize that I've created a short list of questions I'm not asking:

• First, I DO NOT want to know how to use the PAUSE command or anything like it.
  I'm not looking for a way to modify every batch file on my system now and into the
  future.

• Second, I DO NOT want to enable the Confirm tab closing option in ConEMU.
  By experimentation, I've found that this option does not seem to apply to batch files
  ran by clicking on them anyway.

• Third, I DO NOT want to modify the way batch files are handled by programs other
  than ConEMU. I don't want to create a situation where scripts ran in a non interactive
  shell are stalled and left open. IOW, I need to ensure that other applications which
  launch batch files are handled normally. I only want to modify how they are handled
  when clicked in an interactive shell.

Some things I've tried:

• ConEmu does apparently support logging (in the Features section) of the console. This
  is great but it is really only a backup plan. I'd rather not have to open another file to
  show me what was just on my screen for 0.1 sec.

• ConEmu has an App Distinct section in it's settings which looks like it could almost be
  setup to handle *.bat files using special rules but I cannot see anything which allows
  what I need.

• ConEmu has an ComSpec section in it's settings which looks like it could do this as
  well (using cmd.exe /k I presume) but nothing I've tried has had any effect on this and
  now I'm starting to think that all of those notes in the tool tips about what those
  options are specific to were serious (and so this will therefore never work for what I
  need now).

Bonus: If your solution will work with arbitrary exes as well that would be even better.

PS: Not sure why there are separate Batch and Batch-File tags. I've got space so I'll use both but someone may want to fix that.