SSH / SSL Libraries in Sandbox

The emacs flatpak has some issues specific to eshell trying to access shared binaries such as ssh-add.

If you attempt to add an ssh key via:
$> ssh-add

You'll get an error in the form of:

`/var/run/host/usr/bin/ssh-add: error while loading shared libraries: libcrypto.so.1.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory`

Which makes sense, eshell can see the binary but said binary cannot see its shared library in the hosts /usr/lib.

There's probably a few ways to handle this but it probably makes sense to simply pass these libraries to the sandbox? I think this just requires:

` "--socket=ssh-auth",`

But I'm unfamiliar with flatpak in general.