`inv` implementation for all subtypes of `AbstractCliffordOperator` [$200]

[Krastanov]

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Project: inv implementation for all subtypes of AbstractCliffordOperator [$200]

LinearAlgebra.inv already has methods defined for some of the types in this library meant to represent a Clifford operation. To obtain this bounty, you need to implement the missing inv methods for all other subtypes of AbstractCliffordOperator.

Required skills: Understanding of the Stabilizer state formalism.

Reviewer: Stefan Krastanov

Duration: 1 month

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[Fe-r-oz]

I would be delighted to resolve this issue!

[Krastanov]

Sounds good! There is another issue that you currently have reserved, so I can not reserve this one too, but feel free to tackle it if you wish. For such situations without reservation you do not need to comment on an issue: feel free to just submit PRs.

[Krastanov]

duplicate of #286

finished in #332, #315, #314