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Fully port FilterOpNodes to Rust (#13052)

* Fully port FilterOpNodes to Rust

This commit ports the FilterOpNodes pass to rust. This pass is
exceedingly simple and just runs a filter function over all the op
nodes and removes nodes that match the filter. However, the API for
the class exposes that filter function interface as a user provided
Python callable. So for the current pass we need to retain that python
callback. This limits the absolute performance of this pass because
we're bottlenecked by calling python.

Looking to the future, this commit adds a rust native method to
DAGCircuit to perform this filtering with a rust predicate FnMut. It
isn't leveraged by the python implementation because of layer mismatch
for the efficient rust interface and Python working with `DAGOpNode`
objects. A function using that interface is added to filter labeled
nodes. In the preset pass manager we only use FilterOpNodes to remove
nodes with a specific label (which is used to identify temporary
barriers created by qiskit). In a follow up we should consider
leveraging this new function to build a new pass specifically for
this use case.

Fixes #12263
Part of #12208

* Make filter_op_nodes() infallible

The filter_op_nodes() method originally returned a Result<()> to handle
a predicate that was fallible. This was because the original intent for
the method was to use it with Python callbacks in the predicate. But
because of differences between the rust API and the Python API this
wasn't feasible as was originally planned. So this Result<()> return
wasn't used anymore. This commit reworks it to make the
filter_op_nodes() infallible and the predicate a user provides also only
returns `bool` and not `Result<bool>`.

* Rename filter_labelled_op to filter_labeled_op

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