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Developing a go bot embedding ichiban Prolog

Developing a go bot embedding ichiban Prolog.
Ichiban Prolog is a #golang implementation of an ISO compatible Prolog. To learn how to embed it, I decided to add Prolog support to Hellabot, a simple irc bot.
Hellabot design requires to program its triggers using a two step process as described in the code below:
type Trigger struct { // Returns true if this trigger applies to the passed in message Condition func(*Bot, *Message) bool // The action to perform if Condition is true // return true if the message was ‘consumed’ Action func(*Bot, *Message) bool }

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