Add a hacky workaround for python. Python needs to use the new argument

synthesis, but it is still using the old quake synthesis compiler pass.

python/tests/kernel/test_adjoint_operations.py

@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ def sdg_1_state_negate():
 
         # Place qubit in 1-state.
         x(qubit)
-        # Superpositoin.
+        # Superposition.
         h(qubit)
         # Rotate around Z by -pi/2, twice. Total rotation of -pi.
         sdg(qubit)

runtime/common/BaseRemoteRESTQPU.h

@@ -591,7 +591,11 @@ class BaseRemoteRESTQPU : public cudaq::QPU {
           "cudaq::observe(), or cudaq::draw().");
 
     // Get the Quake code, lowered according to config file.
-    auto codes = lowerQuakeCode(kernelName, rawArgs);
+    // FIXME: For python, we reach here with rawArgs being empty and args having
+    // the arguments. Python should be using the streamlined argument synthesis,
+    // but apparently it isn't. This works around that bug.
+    auto codes = rawArgs.empty() ? lowerQuakeCode(kernelName, args)
+                                 : lowerQuakeCode(kernelName, rawArgs);
     completeLaunchKernel(kernelName, std::move(codes));
   }