IBC Hooks: add hooks to call bridge escrow program #403
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A message is sent through IBC to unlock the funds of the solver. To achieve this, the solana-ibc program needs to forward the memo to the
bridge-escrowprogram so that it can release the funds to the solver. Since anybody can send memo, we execute the hook only if the transferred token is the token owned by thebridge-escrowon the counterparty chain (ethereum). This allows us to verify that the message to unlock the funds originated from the right contract and it is not spoofed.