feat(algebra/jordan/special): The symmetrization of an associative ring is a commutative Jordan multiplication (#11401)
A commutative multiplication on a real or complex space can be constructed from any multiplication by
"symmetrisation" i.e
```
a∘b = 1/2(ab+ba).
```
When the original multiplication is associative, the symmetrised algebra is a commutative Jordan
algebra. A commutative Jordan algebra which can be constructed in this way from an associative
multiplication is said to be a special Jordan algebra.
This PR shows more generally that for a ring where the scalar `2` is invertible, the symmetrised multiplication is a commutative Jordan multiplication.
Co-authored-by: Christopher Hoskin <mans0954@users.noreply.github.com>