feat(confluence): add relation-level reduction inclusions - #719
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Restates four reduction inclusions as namespaced relation inequalities. Pointwise use remains available through dot notation without duplicate wrapper theorems.
This intentionally removes the old pointwise theorem names; there were no in-repository callers.
Closes #696.
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