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Core solidity contracts for Hyperlane

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# Overview These files allow you to expose the l2geth RPC/WS ports to the Internet, TLS-encrypted, via a traefik reverse proxy and Let's Encrypt Certs. Instructions for the CloudFlare and AWS options are kept up-to-date at https://eth-docker.net/docs/Usage/ReverseProxy Please open issues for this contribution in the fork at https://github.com/CryptoManufaktur-io/op-replica ## Usage The `.env` in the main project directory needs to contain traefik-specific variables. Make a backup copy with `cp .env .env.bak`, then bring in the `default.env` from this directory: `cp contrib/traefik-haproxy/default.env .env`. Adjust replica variables to match what they were and add either `contrib/traefik-haproxy/traefik-cf.yml` or `contrib/traefik-haproxy/traefik-aws.yml` to `COMPOSE_FILE`. Then edit traefik-specific variables for CloudFlare or AWS as per above-linked instructions. Alternatively, if you have traefik running in its own stack, you can add `contrib/traefik-haproxy/ext-network.yml` and adjust it for the network traefik runs in. The haproxy files are examples taken from a docker swarm mode installation. They should work with minor modifications in k8s via kompose or Portainer. `optimism-haproxy.cfg` is the configuration file for haproxy, adjust the host and domain names you'll use in there `haproxy-docker-sample.yml` is an example docker-compose style deployment in docker swarm. For example, you may have two replicas called `optimism-a.example.com` and `optimism-b.example.com`. Both are configured in their `traefik.env` to respond to `optimism-lb.example.com`. Haproxy has a local alias `optimism-lb.example.com` and will forward traffic to a and b servers, which know to respond to the `optimism-lb` hostname. `check-ecsync-optimism.sh` is an external check script to take a server out of rotation when it is not in sync. It relies on the sequencer-health metrics being available via traefik, and assumes that servers have `-a`, `-b`, `-c` etc suffixes. The maximum slot distance and name of the healthcheck host without suffix are configured in the script.