RequirementMachine: Generalize relations so they look more like rules #40835
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The property map defined rewrite rules using rewrite paths with various bespoke rewrite step kinds. Most of these rewrite steps behaved exactly like rewrite rules, except instead of a bona-fide rule they are in terms of a virtual "relation". Consolidate some code by registering these "relations" with the rewrite system.