Created generalized_stabilizer_state.py #26
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This pull request introduces a new class GeneralizedStabilizerState designed to represent quantum states using the Generalized Stabilizer Formalism (GSF). The class supports both Clifford and non-Clifford gates, enabling the manipulation and measurement of quantum states .
Implements methods for applying single-qubit gates (H, X, Y, Z) and two-qubit gates (CNOT).
Includes functionality for applying Clifford maps and performing qubit measurements.
Facilitates state manipulation and entanglement property computations without external dependencies.
The class maintains attributes such as num_qubits, stabilizers, and phase to represent the quantum state.
Methods like apply_clifford_map, apply_single_qubit_gate, apply_two_qubit_gate, measure, and str are implemented to handle state operations
fixes #25