fix semantics of eltype on TracedRNumber

[mofeing]

Base.eltype on TracedRNumber is semantically wrong because TracedRNumber, as a Number, should return its own type, not the interior type. For example,

julia> eltype(ComplexF64)
ComplexF64 (alias for Complex{Float64})

julia> eltype(Reactant.TracedRNumber{ComplexF64})
ComplexF64 (alias for Complex{Float64})

This behavior is giving some problems when using Yao to get the matrix representation of a parametrized quantum gate when the parameter is traced using TracedRNumber.

julia> using Reactant, YaoBlocks

julia> circ = chain(1, put(1 => H), put(1 => Rz(p)))
nqubits: 1
chain
├─ put on (1)
│  └─ H
└─ put on (1)
   └─ rot(Z, TracedRNumber{ComplexF64}(()))

# before
julia> parameters_eltype(circ)
ComplexF64 (alias for Complex{Float64})

# after
julia> parameters_eltype(circ)
Reactant.TracedRNumber{ComplexF64}

[mofeing]

seems like the error is somewhere else? did we broke sth @wsmoses?

[mofeing]

@avik-pal any idea of why this breaks so many tests?

[wsmoses]

Not sure but probably other parts of the code need to be rewritten to use comcreteeltype

[mofeing]

in today's meeting and following what I wrote in #308 (comment), I see 3 different eltype implementations:

• traced_eltype: return TracedRNumber{T} on a TracedRArray{T}. otherwise, call eltype.
• concrete_eltype: return ConcreteRNumber{T} on a ConcreteRArray{T}. otherwise, call eltype.
• regular Base.eltype: return T from RArray{T}

in general regular eltype should be used to fix problems with idiomatic Julia libraries, but the definition of eltype on an array is that the type of calling iterate on the array should be returned (e.g. calling x[1] where x isa ConcreteRArray{Float64,1} returns a Float64, not a ConcreteRNumber{Float64}, and the same should be expected from TracedRArray)

once some consensus is achieved and this PR is merged, some tests for Yao should be written and tested without current pkg extension