feat: claim to a third-party address

[smol-ninja]

Changelog

• Closes Reclassify functions under new categories #120
• Closes Add a warning that an empty ipfsCID will result in Sablier UI incompatibilities #146
• Closes Claim to a third-party address #96
• Renames bun scripts to follow the new guidelines: bun run check and bun run format (see this discussion); since ci uses bun run lint, cant change it.

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• The following function has been added:

function claimTo(uint256 index, address to, uint128 amount, bytes32[] calldata merkleProof) external payable;

Important

With claimTo, msg.sender, if eligible, can receive airdrop on to address. If msg.sender is not eligible, it should revert. msg.sender should not be able to claim on other's behalf. It applies to both direct transfers as well as stream.

Important

With claim, anyone can claim on anyone's behalf. But the token should always be sent to the eligible user. It applies to both direct transfers as well as stream.

• The Claim event has been changed to become re-usable across both claim and claimTo (cc might be important for @sablier-labs/frontend-core):

event Claim(uint256 index, address indexed recipient, uint128 amount, address to);
event Claim(uint256 index, address indexed recipient, uint128 amount, address to);
event Claim(uint256 index, address indexed recipient, uint128 amount, uint256 indexed streamId, address to);
event Claim(uint256 index, address indexed recipient, uint128 claimAmount, uint128 forgoneAmount, address to);

• Added a _postProcessClaim function to be reused across claim and claimTo.
• Added fuzz tests for claimTo.
• I have created a separate shared test for claimTo. Even though it shares logic with claim, a separate integration for claimTo is important for extra security.
• Skipped fork tests to reduce load on RPCs since the logic is same across the two claim functions. Also, changing fork tests would require refactoring it similar to fuzz tests multi airdrop function. Also, both functions are thoroughly tests across integration and concrete tests.