Expose apply to allow arbitrary unitary application
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This updates the sparse simulator to make public the `apply` function used in tests that allows for (slow but stable) application of arbitrary unitaries to the current sparse state.
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This adds a new library function `ApplyUnitary` that given a matrix of complex numbers will apply that matrix to the given qubits. This requires a new version of the simulator that exposes the functionality publicly. Starting as draft to wait for qir-alliance/qir-runner#208
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This updates the sparse simulator to make public the
applyfunction used in tests that allows for (slow but stable) application of arbitrary unitaries to the current sparse state.