Data types for traces, transforms, Pareto frontiers#2907
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These are data structures for traces, transform on traces, and Pareto frontiers to store estimation results. The
Tracestruct also implements an estimate function to estimate a trace with respect to an ISA. The two current trace transformations are PSSPC and LatticeSurgery.The trace API is considered final for now, whereas the implementation might still change.
Instruction IDs are now provided by the Rust crate, the updates for the corresponding IDs in the Python package happen in an upcoming PR to keep this PR in a reasonable size.