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Direction fixer treats couplers as undirected · case 03

A CNOT against the native direction is emitted unchanged and would be rejected by the device.

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Case contract

Input [edges, ops]; edges are directed native CNOT pairs [c, t]. Each ["cx", c, t] is kept if [c, t] is native, else rewritten as h c, h t, cx t c, h c, h t if [t, c] is native, else the result is ["unroutable", op index]; c == t gives ["invalid", op index]. Other ops pass through. A final stack pass cancels an ["h", q] against an identical immediately preceding ["h", q].

Why this case matters

Direction fixing is a mandatory transpiler pass for devices with directed couplers; errors either break hardware constraints or bloat circuits.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

This sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
regression: random coupling 47	`[["cx", 2, 0], ["cx", 0, 1], ["cx", 2, 1]]`	`[["h", 2], ["h", 0], ["cx", 0, 2], ["h", 2], ["h", 1], ["cx", 1, 0], ["h", 0], ["h", 1], ["cx", 2, 1]]`	Failed

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