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Add axes selection to measure and EPR create PMG calls - #94
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This adds the option to select the axes that a particular pre-measurement gate (PMG) should rotate around.
This is needed, as for some platforms (such as NV) it is more performant to rotate around certain axes than others.
For the Measure command, it was not possible to add this functionality to the encoding without breaking backwards-compatiblity.
Thus, for that command two new opcodes have been added that encode the axes in the opcode.
Back-end maintainers should thus add support for these new opcodes, but will remain compatible with any code that does not make use of them.
For EPR Create, the parameter array was extended by two so that the axes could be encoded in there.
This is thus fully backwards-compatible.
This PR also cleans up a bit of the code I was working in.
This is a redo of a previously reverted feature, see also #76.