fix(GroupTheory/Coprod): fix recursor argument name

[plp127]

Fix the argument names of Monoid.Coprod.induction_on' and Monoid.Coprod.induction_on. Name the motive motive and name the minor premises according to their contents.

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[felixpernegger]

i think one could find all of these misnamed induction principles quite easily. Are you considering doing that (or did it already)?

[plp127]

i think one could find all of these misnamed induction principles quite easily. Are you considering doing that (or did it already)?

I wrote a metaprogram to do this, but it found very many (3000+) candidates, and I had to go through them all manually.