You're not going to find a relay dimmer as a relay is a on/off only device what you're wanting is a dimmer that can go to zero so any of the devices that work with the type of bulb you have right the LED or whatever it says it's a dimmer we'll have the ability to go completely to zero and turn the light off
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I'm confused what you are not finding. There are so so many smart switches on the market, they dim, and then the dim all the way to off.
They don't have a relay, they just (more or less) dim until the light is off.
Zooz, inovelli, leviton, ge, all the brands make dimming smart switches.
I think what you want is all those recessed lights going to a single pole switch on a wall. Then install you a nice dimmer switch of your preference. I like inovellis.
Maybe it's different in the US but here in Europe I have trouble finding a mains-powered rotary knob, they all come with an internal dimmer, like this one, which I believe is what you want?
Shelly makes one that's currently half off for Black Friday (just got an email ad for it)