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plugins - How to execute certain code on back-end button press?

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I have a small and growing collection of code fragments for things that should only be executed once. For example, a one-time pass that adds information to every taxonomy term.

As of now, I have been keeping them in theme/function files, commenting them in or out when needed to run.

Instead, I'd like to move to a situation where I, the admin, could just execute them by a button press.

What should I explore in order to build a plugin which gives me an admin page with a few buttons on, corresponding to my code fragments? How should I think about making buttons that make the code run?

I have use of ACF.

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