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Add standard 1q Pauli equivalences to standard library (#10300)
* Add standard 1q Pauli equivalences to standard library This makes `transpile` a little more reliable in cases where people are trying to use it to convert to a constrained basis. We can't necessarily recognise _all_ possible transformations into an incomplete basis, but simple Pauli relations are things people may well expect. * Fix test setup
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The transpiler's built-in :class:`.EquivalenceLibrary` has been taught the circular Pauli | ||
relations :math:`X = iYZ`, :math:`Y = iZX` and :math:`Z = iXY`. This should make transpiling | ||
to constrained, and potentially incomplete, basis sets more reliable. | ||
See `#10293 <https://github.com/Qiskit/qiskit-terra/issues/10293>`__ for more detail. |
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