Support return values from custom intrinsics #2350
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This change updates the handling for intrinsic generation such that any of the supported dynamic types for QIR generation (specifically `Bool`, `Int`, and `Double` in the matching profiles) can be returned from intrinsic callables. These were already correctly handled and analyzed from Runtime Capabilities Analysis, so all that was missing was support during partial evaluation and RIR generation.
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This change updates the handling for intrinsic generation such that any of the supported dynamic types for QIR generation (specifically
Bool,Int, andDoublein the matching profiles) can be returned from intrinsic callables. These were already correctly handled and analyzed from Runtime Capabilities Analysis, so all that was missing was support during partial evaluation and RIR generation.