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docs: fix linear interp contract claims in interpolation.md

The linear interpolator (dal-cpp/dal/math/interp/interplinear.cpp) does not
enforce a minimum knot count -- unlike log-linear and cubic, which gate on
size. It also checks monotonicity with std::less_equal, so it accepts equal
(duplicate) abscissae. The prior text overstated both contracts: the Linear
section claimed "Requires N >= 2" and the Common Interface stated
universally that abscissae "must be strictly increasing". Drop the false
minimum-size claim for linear and soften the shared monotonicity statement
to non-decreasing, which is the true common floor (cubic and log-linear
keep their stricter scheme-specific requirements).

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pull Request #231: docs: reconcile documentation with current implementation

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