[WIP] Allow for users to set an arbitrary level when calling qml.specs
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Context:
For code compiled using Catalyst, the only currently supported
levelargument islevel="device"which does runtime resource tracking. Since users may specify compilation passes that get applied to their code, it would be useful to support intermediatelevels between the user-specified program and the final execution.Description of the Change:
[WIP]
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Related GitHub Issues:
[sc-103510]