[Merged by Bors] - feat(analysis/calculus/cont_diff): norms of iterated derivatives #17150
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) This PR adds four lemmas that calculate the norm of the (n+1)st iterated derivative as the left and right composition `iterated_fderiv` and `fderiv` with version for both `iterated_fderiv` and `iterated_fderiv_within`. While these lemmas are borderline trivial, they are very useful and finding `linear_isometry_equiv.norm_map` might be unintuitive.
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This PR adds four lemmas that calculate the norm of the (n+1)st iterated derivative as the left and right composition
iterated_fderivandfderivwith version for bothiterated_fderivanditerated_fderiv_within.While these lemmas are borderline trivial, they are very useful and finding
linear_isometry_equiv.norm_mapmight be unintuitive.