Starting to use Z3 for solving circuits based on constraints #6
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This allows for constraint-based circuit design using Z3's solvers and optimizers. This is a starting point and I plan to expand. This introduces `lbstanza-z3` as a git submodule because I don't know what the best way to package stanza modules is yet.
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This adds
lbstanza-z3as a git submodule and allows for building solvers using constraints.There are some short comings due to stanza issues - see here :
https://github.com/StanzaOrg/lbstanza/issues/184
https://github.com/StanzaOrg/lbstanza/issues/185
These aren't show stoppers, but they do diminish the expressiveness of the solution.