update lower bounds of dependencies and enable downgrade CI job

[ba2tripleO]

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[ba2tripleO]

This shouldn't happen: https://github.com/QuantumSavory/QuantumSavory.jl/actions/runs/8008861646/job/21876235207?pr=108#step:6:60
Since both Clifford and Savory have a lower bound set to 0.3.3 for QuantumInterface

[ba2tripleO]

Looks like its checking v0.8.0 for QuantumClifford which has lower bound set to 0.1.0 for QuantumInterface,
https://github.com/QuantumSavory/QuantumClifford.jl/blob/7da8d351320b73e3f9461fa68b65c60ec03da3ea/Project.toml#L46

so we can either lower the bound for QuantumInterface or increase the bound for QuantumClifford which is currently set to 0.8 and is currently at 0.8.19

I think there could be a lot of such adjustments to be made here for other dependencies, to make the downgrade ci pass, but it will be good to set realistic lower bounds

[Krastanov]

I would suggest always going for increasing bounds, in this case increasing the one for QuantumClifford.

[Krastanov]

@Abhishek-1Bhatt , the change to Distributions's lower bound is a bit awkward -- I made it because 0.25.0 does not support newer versions of FillArrays, which I learnt by using github blame on their project.toml file. This is probably not the most elegant and efficient way to run the downstream CI job, but it is better than nothing and it is not a high priority to make it better.