GB codes are expressed as cyclic submodules of R_ℓ² to derive necessary and sufficient conditions for block-separable automorphisms and fold-transversal gates, with the new MCR family demonstrated to generate the 2-qubit Clifford group for k=2 codes up to distance 13.
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