refactor(QM) : commutators#994
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Approved: All of these look like good improvements/golfs.
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Improves / golfs commutator proofs (cf. #930) making use of Kronecker delta api (cf. #979).
Also adds vanishing commutators as simp lemmas. (This breaks a few LRL proofs that I will fix shortly.)