Lower duration and stretch #2611
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…y go do ns when doing ops.
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This PR attempts to lower duration, and stretch values in OpenQASM to try to make them spec 'compliant'. The duration and stretch types are supposed to be compile-time constant which would imply they are actually const decls but not declared in const decl statements.
This is complicated by the
durationofwhich is supposed to return a duration. Thedurationofcall will accumulate the durations of boxes, gate calls, and delays.