Pyqrack

In yesterday's attempt to remove reliance on `pathlib`, I accidentally broke automatic loading from the local module. (It is possible to manually override the path via environment variable, though.) This release fixes automatic loading of the Qrack library from within the module path.

sha1sum results:
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Sorry for the "double-tap" release in a single day (again), but there was a problem with loading Qrack automatically from `/usr/lib`. The Ubuntu packages need to be iterated, as well, but this fixes that issue. Noted in the setup metadata, theoretically, if our most modern dependency is `ctypes`, then PyQrack theoretically supports all Python versions forward of and including 2.3.

sha1sum results:
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95246082ab9a88bc5fd65c7485f4abd9fa086bab pyqrack-1.29.9.tar.gz

PyQrack has relied, at times, on either the `packaging` or `pathlib` module (which might be part of "language standard" by PEP); dependence on both modules has been entirely eliminated. This means that Qrack can have an entirely empty dependency list for installation. (It's untested, but this and future versions of PyQrack theoretically support the entire Python 3.x standard, back to 3.0!)

sha1sum results:
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75c24eafa6e79781d192510b44e3eaa5f2d4fb99 pyqrack-1.29.8.tar.gz

We had a false start with yesterday's release: the fixed-point math header was included, but it wasn't actually utilized. This release uses fixed-point math specifically only for quantum binary decision diagram (QBDD) simulation. As it stands, the header does not support Mac or Windows compilers, so these operating systems use floating-point.

sha1sum results:
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bdc39feaf123af91c15fc6d4b597fc2b470cb80d pyqrack-1.29.6.tar.gz

Fixed-point and OpenCL usage on Mac have been fixed: the official distribution on Mac M1/M2 will _not_ include OpenCL support but _will_ use fixed-point math on CPU. (Build from source, for OpenCL support on macs).

sha1sum results:
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45d506ae264345f16d5930ad69ad2d3282dba889 pyqrack-1.29.5.tar.gz

Mac wheels previously pointed to the wrong location for the `*.dylib` file (since automatic packaging via GitHub Actions was instituted). This has been fixed.

sha1sum results:
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