make three qubit decomposition tests scipy version dependent #3726
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viathor
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| # the cossin function was introduced in 1.5 | ||
| from scipy.linalg import cossin |
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Need to tell pylint to ignore unused import.
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This is a fix for older environments. The code already does check whether scipy has the
cossinmethod. This PR just makes this explicit in the tests as well - by skipping those tests that would requirecossinto exist. I also added a test for when scipy is <1.5.0 - in which case we except anImportError. This latter test is not currently tested in our CI (see #3552 for suggestion about having maybe an upper / lower limit testing for dependencies).cc @dstrain115