Add tests for superposition#2
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In addition to testing arithemtic operations on basis states, now we test them on superposition states.
The testing approach is:
qsharp.dump_machine()), project it on last register and extract all non-zero basis states with their probabilties.The logic to test superposition is in
superposition_test_utils.py, and I used it to test correctness of some algorithms (addition, subtraction, multiplication and division).Note that we must call
qsharp.init()for each test, because these test do not release qubits.