Add ramp and ramp_to_zero support to Channel#192
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- Channel.ramp(slope, duration): dedicated method for QUA voltage ramps - Channel.ramp_to_zero(duration=None): wraps qm.qua.ramp_to_zero - Channel.play() now accepts ramp() objects directly without validate=False; validation is automatically skipped for QuaProgramRampPulse instances
…ls.py Replace `from qm.qua import (...)` with `from qm import qua` and prefix all call sites with `qua.`, eliminating the need to rename ramp and ramp_to_zero. Update tests to patch qm.qua directly instead of quam.components.channels.
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Channel.ramp(slope, duration): dedicated method for playing linear voltage ramps; slope is in V/nsChannel.ramp_to_zero(duration=None): wrapsqm.qua.ramp_to_zeroramp()applies the same ramp to both I and Q outputs togetherChannel.play()does not accept ramp objects; useChannel.ramp()insteadFixes #187