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Rotation merger leaves isolated angles unnormalized · case 05

A lone rz(5pi/2) is emitted as "5/2" instead of "1/2".

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Case contract

Input a gate list: ["rz", q, angle] (angle in units of pi as a fraction string), ["x", q], ["h", q], ["cx", c, t]. Scan left to right; a new gate looks back to the last op touching its qubit, except that rz may look past a cx whose control is that qubit. rz merges into a found rz, angles normalized to (-1, 1] and zero rotations dropped; x or h cancels a found identical gate. Return the optimized list with angles as fraction strings.

Why this case matters

Rotation merging and cancellation are the cheapest transpiler wins; commutation or normalization slips change circuit semantics.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

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

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
regression: random peephole 23	`[["h", 0], ["cx", 1, 2], ["rz", 0, "1/4"], ["rz", 1, "7/4"], ["x", 1]]`	`[["h", 0], ["cx", 1, 2], ["rz", 0, "1/4"], ["rz", 1, "-1/4"], ["x", 1]]`	Failed

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