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Fully port ALAPScheduleAnalysis to Rust (#14664)

* Implement ALAP scheduling analysis in Rust and integrate with Python module

* Fix lint issues

* Add benchmark for ALAPScheduleAnalysis to passes.py

* Add copyright and licensing information to alap_schedule_analysis.rs

* Refactor ALAP schedule analysis based on suggestions

* Remove the benchmark added to passes.py

* Fix lint issues

* Refactor comments in ALAP schedule analysis

* Fix more lint issues

* Simplify node duration handling and update function signature

* Revert "Simplify node duration handling and update function signature"

This reverts commit e240bae88.

* Update run function to pass node_durations as native Rust HashMap; improve docstrings for clarity

- The run method now constructs node_durations as a Python dict mapping node indices to durations, which is passed to Rust as a native HashMap<usize, f64>.
- Enhanced docstrings for the ALAPScheduleAnalysis class and run method to clarify scheduling behavior

* Make documentation consistent

* Fix lint

* Split the pass into Rust-native function and Python-facing wrapper

* Fix lint

* Fix failing tests by move the type conversion logic back to py_run_alap_schedule_analysis, remove the extra node iteration.

* Add enum for type handling of duration values

* Rename enum to TimeValue

* Implement From trait, ensure conversion to integer on case to case basis per node

* Modify TimeValue to support arithmetic and max ops; update scheduling to use TimeValue throughout.

* Replace enum with TimeOps trait for improved type flexibility

* Remove from_u64 method from TimeOps trait; Refactor code to create op_durations only once.

* Add back documentation example; Update node_duration argument in docstring

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