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Add support for more elements in qir for cirq #175

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elif gate_name == "reset":
cmd.append(cirq.ResetChannel().on(*index))
elif gate_name in ["ox", "oy", "oz"]:
cmd.append(getattr(cirq, gate_name[1:])().controlled().on(*index))
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if no value specified, controlled is for cx cy cz gates?

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Hi! Theoretically that would be the case, as Gate.controlled() turns a gate (x,y,z in this case) into a controlled gate according to cirq's documentation.
Though I am still having some trouble trying to set up the development environment on my mac M2 machine, and haven't been able to test the gates yet.

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cmd.append(getattr(cirq, gate_name[1:])().controlled().on(*index))
elif gate_name in ["orx", "ory", "orz"]:
cmd.append(getattr(cirq, gate_name[1:])(_get_float(parameters, "theta")).controlled().on(*index))
elif gate_name == "phase":
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this gate has parameters

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