Add GlueHook address to the hooks allowlist (11 chains, one address)

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Summary

• Adds GlueHook — a free, keyless, general-purpose buyback / sell-absorption / auto-compounding hook — to HOOKS_ADDRESSES_ALLOWLIST.
• Hook address (identical on every chain, deployed via CREATE from a nonce-0 deployer): 0x0f41715dc432692b66a5adf8dcfef6ac407b20c8
• Chains added (all where the hook is live AND present in ChainId): Mainnet, Optimism, Arbitrum, Polygon, BNB, Avalanche, Base, World Chain, Unichain, Soneium, X Layer (11). The hook is also deployed on MegaETH and Robinhood at the same address.

What is GlueHook?

GlueHook is a general-purpose Uniswap V4 hook — not a platform-specific one. Any project, DAO or community attaches it to its own pool permissionlessly and gets, natively on Uniswap:

• Buyback pot — a permissionless per-pool treasury in the paired asset, fillable by anyone: the project, the community, a fee stream, or one-off donations.
• Pump — on buys, the pot buys too, in the same flow at the pool's live price. Buy pressure compounds buy pressure.
• Shield — on sells, the pot can absorb the sell: the seller receives the pool's exact output (fee and tick impact included), and the tokens go to the pot instead of dumping on the curve.
• Burn cascade — tokens the pot buys are burned via the token's own burn(), else sent to 0xdEaD, else held forever inside the hook with a public per-asset counter. Deflation with proof.
• Self-compounding LP — the hook's own LP position auto-harvests its fees (swap-triggered, no keeper) and splits them by the owner's config between autocompound, pot refuel, burn, and a recipient.

And it is infrastructure, not a product with privileged access:

• General purpose — ONE deployment serves every pool on the chain, at the SAME address on all 13 mainnets.
• Not upgradeable — no proxy, no upgrade path, no pause switch. The verified bytecode is final; what you review today is what runs forever.
• No owner, no admin keys — the contract has no privileged role of any kind. Nobody (including its deployers) can change its behavior, censor a pool, or touch funds it holds.
• Zero protocol fee — the hook takes nothing for itself. 100% of what flows through it goes to the pool's own program: pot, burn, autocompound, or the recipients each pool's owner configures.
• Swaps can never be blocked — every hook action is fault-tolerant (try/catch); on any internal failure the hook no-ops and the swap settles exactly like a vanilla pool.

Safety properties relevant to routing

• Swaps can never be blocked by the hook. Every hook action is wrapped in try/catch-style fault tolerance — on any internal failure the hook no-ops and the swap settles exactly like a vanilla pool. A misconfigured program cannot revert a route.
• Sellers/buyers always settle at the pool's own math — no oracle, no external price input, no keeper. Nothing off-pool to manipulate or stall.
• Not upgradeable — no proxy, no admin, no pause switch, no parameter Uniswap routing would need to track.
• No custom swap data required — pools route with empty hookData; standard Universal Router flows work unmodified.
• Hook flags (from the address bitmask 0x20C8): beforeInitialize, beforeSwap, afterSwap, beforeSwapReturnsDelta.

Because the hook uses a delta flag, we have also submitted the Uniswap Labs hook routing allowlist form in parallel; this PR mirrors the precedent of other integrator submissions to this file.

Verification

• Contract source verified on every chain in this PR, plus MegaETH and Robinhood — Etherscan family (Mainnet, Optimism, Arbitrum, Polygon, BNB, Base, World Chain, Unichain, MegaETH), Routescan (Avalanche), Blockscout (Soneium, Robinhood), OKLink (X Layer) and Sourcify. Examples: Mainnet, Base, Unichain, Arbitrum.
• Because every chain is the same CREATE deployment at the same address, the runtime bytecode is identical across all of them once the per-chain PoolManager immutable is accounted for. Verified by masking the immutable offsets solc reports and comparing eth_getCode against the locally compiled artifact: the chain-independent code matches byte-for-byte on every chain, and the embedded PoolManager is the correct one for each.
• Source and tests (Foundry unit + invariant suites): glue-finance/GlueHook
• Docs covering every mechanism and guarantee: https://gluehook.trade/docs
• Hook registry: the Ethereum entry is already merged into Uniswap/hooklist (hooks/ethereum/0x0f41715dc432692b66a5adf8dcfef6ac407b20c8.json, analyzed by the registry bot in hook: GlueHook (ethereum) hooklist#1283, which classified it upgradeable: false, requiresCustomSwapData: false, swapAccess: none). Submissions for the remaining chains are filed per chain and are all source-verified; they are waiting on a maintainer to re-apply the submission label, since the registry's analysis workflow only triggers on a label event. The Ethereum submission in the reference list above shows as closed because it duplicated the already-merged hook: GlueHook (ethereum) hooklist#1283, not because it was rejected.

Test plan

• Confirm the address is lowercase and identical across all 11 chain entries
• Verify pools with this hook appear in routing results on the added chains
• Confirm no regressions in existing hook routing

Live metrics: activity, volume and TVL for GlueHook pools across all chains are tracked on a public Dune dashboard: https://dune.com/lalilulel0x0869/gluehook-live

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