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this kind of non-local check is bound to be expensive in terms of time, and a bit difficult to implement in a systematic way; I'd think it better be run not very often, and can be easily implemented by a SPARQL query (which is what I'd lean to)
When it comes to reflexive relations, mill should expect only one of the reflexive pair to be on the file, not both.
For instance, if A is hyper:B, we should have 1 or 2, but not 3.
Should mill detect 3, it should raise a warning - it is not an error.
This applies to reflexive relations such as hyper/hypo, mp/hp, etc.
This issue is probably related to issue 6.
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