RIFLA: Support iteration over arrays of qubits#3103
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This continues extending the looping support by allowing for iteration over arrays of qubits. For some of the checked in samples, this slightly increases code size because looping over a qubit register with only two qubits is not more efficient in instruction count than just operating on each qubit directly, but for large qubit registers this ends up being a net savings.
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This continues extending the looping support by allowing for iteration over arrays of qubits. For some of the checked in samples, this slightly increases code size because looping over a qubit register with only two qubits is not more efficient in instruction count than just operating on each qubit directly, but for large qubit registers this ends up being a net savings.