Use fixed PauliString.after() in dynamical decoupling. #7103
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@eliottrosenberg FYI, I've rewritten |
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Context: #7065 fixed
PauliString'sconjugated_by,beforeandafter. Now dd could use a more reliableafter()in pulling Paulis through Cliffords.Also read through dynamical_decoupling.py and did a couple of nit fixes.