feat(new-plugin): support btcfun plugin

[Nevermore-Ray]

btcfun Plugin for Eliza

Description

BTC.Fun enables users to effortlessly launch and trade Runes/BRC20 tokens on the Bitcoin network in a permissionless environment. Through the platform, anyone can create their own Runes/BRC20 tokens and initiate a minting process. If the funding goal is met, all minting fees are pooled into the Liquidity Pool to boost trading activity. If the goal is not reached, users will receive a 95% refund on minting fees. This functionality is powered by an Eliza plugin, ensuring seamless and efficient operations throughout the process.

Features

• Bitcoin Layer1 Token Creation: Users can create tokens directly on Bitcoin Layer1.
• BTCFun Functionality: Enable users to interact with BTCFun features through Merlin.
• Seamless Integration: Connect Merlin with the Eliza agent for a smooth user experience.

Relates To

• Add btcfun plugin into Eliza system.

Risks

• Low Risk: The main implementation risk is that the plugin may not work correctly.

Background

What does this PR do?

This PR adds support for Eliza to interact with btcfun, enabling users to:

• Create tokens on Bitcoin Layer1.
• Access BTCFun functionalities through the Eliza agent.

What kind of change is this?

• Feature: Non-breaking change that adds new functionality.

Documentation Changes

If documentation changes are needed, they have been updated accordingly.

Testing

Where should a reviewer start?

• Spin up an agent with the btcfun plugin.
• Follow the testing steps outlined in the README.md file of this plugin.

Detailed Testing Steps

Please refer to the README.md file in this plugin for detailed testing instructions.

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Hi @Nevermore-Ray! Welcome to the elizaOS community. Thanks for submitting your first pull request; your efforts are helping us accelerate towards AGI. We'll review it shortly. You are now an elizaOS contributor!

[Nevermore-Ray]

@shakkernerd Could you please help review this PR?

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@Nevermore-Ray can you give access to push changes to this PR

[Nevermore-Ray]

@Nevermore-Ray can you give access to push changes to this PR

Do you mean that you want to grant us access to the permissions of our GitHub repo? I've made another small change here that fully supports Runes. The additions is minimal, and you can directly check if this PR works."
#2797