doc: fix and add docstrings in RingTheory/Invariant/Galois

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This PR fixes the docstring of Ideal.Quotient.normal, which was copy-pasted from Ideal.Quotient.exists_algHom_fixedPoint_quotient_under and did not describe the statement Normal (A ⧸ P) (B ⧸ Q), and add docstrings to Ideal.IsFractionRing.normal and Ideal.IsFractionRing.finite_of_isInvariant, matching the phrasing of the sibling results in RingTheory/Invariant/Basic.lean.

Follow-up to #40247 (feat(RingTheory/Invariant/Basic): generalize Ideal.Quotient.normal to IsFractionRing).

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