Random elements from stabchains #82
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This is something I've been meaning to add for a while, since on good thing about having stabiliser chains is that it allows you to generate random elements with uniform distributions. This is a draft, because I wonder how much slower it is than random using the product replacement random generation. I'll wait for the benchmarks to see.