I concur. Where are the statistics that show how much existing crates would become more readable if they had been coded with any of the proposed groups of operators?
In late 2017 I considered opening an RFC for multi-glyph lexemes for the wrapped-add/sub/mul and rotate-left/right traits and their assign variants. I discussed this somewhat in an earlier post. Fortunately caution prevailed; I grep'd both rustc and the crypto crates and concluded that only 5% of the uses of add/sub in that corpus needed wrapping arithmetic.
I felt that only 5% applicability in what was a heavily crypto-weighted corpus showed that my proposed operators occurred too infrequently in real code to justify complicating the language. Thus I abandoned my pre-RFC work. (However, I did gain a significant understanding of the internal structure of rustc in the process, so I do not consider it a wasted effort.)