Add parameter sweep support for Pauli string measurements with readout mitigation

[ddddddanni]

#7236 and #7067 builds a tool for measuring expectation values of Pauli strings with readout error mitigation. This pr enhances the tool by providing option for sweep-based execution. The new sweep mode could make it faster for external users since for them sweep operations can be more efficient than run_batch with large circuit lists.
The changes include:

1. Adding a new function run_sweep_with_readout_benchmarking which runs the sweep circuits with readout error benchmarking (without shuffling).
2. Allow user to run measuring_pauli_strings in sweep mode. In this mode, the function uses parameterized circuits and sweeps parameters for both Pauli measurements and readout benchmarking

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[ddddddanni]

Hey @eliottrosenberg and @NoureldinYosri, can you take a look when you have time? Thank you!

[eliottrosenberg]

Thanks, @ddddddanni! I tried testing this through Quantum Engine, and I got the error ValueError: Unsupported type for serializing const sweep: value=1 and type(value)=<class 'numpy.int64'>. See this colab for details.

[NoureldinYosri]

Thanks, @ddddddanni! I tried testing this through Quantum Engine, and I got the error ValueError: Unsupported type for serializing const sweep: value=1 and type(value)=<class 'numpy.int64'>. See this colab for details.

this issue is not related to this PR .. #7398 will fix it

[eliottrosenberg]

Looks good, @ddddddanni! Thank you!!

Tested in this colab.