Define ITensorNetwork type
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* Start implementing `contract_network`, the network resulting from contracting two `ITensorNetwork`s. * Also add a few more `ITensorNetwork` constructors and conversions between collections of `ITensor`s and `ITensorNetwork`.
Split off AbstractBijections, CustomVertexGraphs, and DataGraphs into seperate (unregistered) packages.
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Define a
ITensorNetworktype based onAbstractBijections,CustomVertexGraphs, andDataGraphs.jlthat has ITensors on the nodes of the network.Additionally, define an
IndsNetworktype that has link indices on the edges of the graph and site indices on the nodes of the graphs.Currently, this adds construction of an
ITensorNetworkfrom aGraphs.Graph, visualizing, priming, tagging, and an initial implementation of getting the contraction network of two networks.