Add Samples for Physical Qubit Addressing Mode - #3657
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A few minor feedback, otherwise looks good to me!
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Adds Q# and OpenQASM samples of simple Bell-State preparation programs using constraints needed for physical qubit addressing mode. A read-me is provided that goes into the details of the constraints needed for programs where physical qubits are meant to be addressing, and outlines the limitations of these efforts.