htlcswitch/hop: new package for hop payload parsing/encapsulation#3466
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Builds on #3441
This PR begins the process of moving our hop payload processing within lnd into its own subpackage,
htlcswitch/hop. This will allow the processing to be imported into thehtlcswitchandcontractcourt, and also have a singlehop.Payloadobject that can be shared with the invoice registry. The last four commits are predominately a code move, but it will be nice to make progress on the more trivial things so we can do less rebasing on #3442This will also allow @joostjager to add his follow up in moving the
HopIteratorcomponents into this package, and establish a stable base to continue mpp/amp development