Modify qiskit_ansatz_to_quimb to use provided circuit factory
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Now that quimb provides a ``convert_eager`` boolean, we can set it rather than calling the `qtn.Circuit` constructor. The old way, we would lose any parameters that had been set in the simulator. - [ ] Get first tutorial notebook to work - [ ] Release note
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garrison
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| qc: QuantumCircuit, initial_parameters: Sequence[float], / | ||
| qc: QuantumCircuit, | ||
| initial_parameters: Sequence[float], | ||
| quimb_circuit_factory, |
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It might make sense to make this argument optional for reasons of backwards compatibility.
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Now that quimb provides a
convert_eagerboolean, we can set it rather than calling theqtn.Circuitconstructor. The old way, we would lose any parameters that had been set in the simulator.