eqLaws: Use "Reflexivity", "Symmetry" and "Transitivity"

instead of "Reflexive", "Symmetric" and "Transitive".

This is consistent with how `semigroupLaws` and `monoidLaws` use
"Associativity" and "Identity".

It is also consistent with the terminology used in the Haddocks of
`base`:
https://hackage.haskell.org/package/base-4.19.0.0/docs/Data-Eq.html#t:Eq

My practical motivation for this change is that it will make the output
for `hspec` consistent and grammatically correct. (see
hedgehogqa#41 (comment))

src/Hedgehog/Classes/Eq.hs

@@ -13,9 +13,9 @@ import Hedgehog.Classes.Common
 -- [__Negation__]: @x '/=' y@ ≡ @'not' (x '==' y)@
 eqLaws :: (Eq a, Show a) => Gen a -> Laws
 eqLaws gen = Laws "Eq"
-  [ ("Transitive", eqTransitive gen)
-  , ("Symmetric", eqSymmetric gen)  
-  , ("Reflexive", eqReflexive gen) 
+  [ ("Transitivity", eqTransitive gen)
+  , ("Symmetry", eqSymmetric gen)  
+  , ("Reflexivity", eqReflexive gen) 
   , ("Negation", eqNegation gen) 
   ]