Feature/pauli string python #7
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jamesETsmith
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@stand-by I've got a few more comments that I'll drop in later
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Draft python implementations for Pauli Composer and P_i |psi> multiplication with bunch of tests.
This is going to be documented, re-arranged & relocated once we figure out proper structure for python part of fast pauli.
It's unclear if we are going to have a separate python module (within fast_pauli repo) that would contain numpy implementations or just embed those inside our testing & benchmarking framework around C++ bindings in python land