fix(optimizer): add zero noise and max noise ops

[aPere3]

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Benchmark

Benchmark suite	Current: b0710a4	Previous: aae579f	Ratio
v0 PBS table generation	63747455 ns/iter (± 1994675)	58670470 ns/iter (± 409081)	1.09
v0 PBS simulate dag table generation	40239515 ns/iter (± 557585)	39439472 ns/iter (± 225653)	1.02
v0 WoP-PBS table generation	49675256 ns/iter (± 1178826)	49686213 ns/iter (± 1564842)	1.00

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[BourgerieQuentin]

Let's live review, got the need of the new optimizer operators but not the motivation of some refactoring. Meeting scheduled ✔️

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[aPere3]

postponed by #1104