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Does this familiar ability just not function for Android spellcasters, due to the Constructed trait providing immunity to emotion-based effects?

When you use Monastic Weaponry with a Stance-based unarmed attack, such as a Wolf Jaw or a Tiger Claw, what final list of traits does the attack have? Only the Stance attack's traits? Only the weapon's traits? Both added together?

For context, I am trying to make a dagger-wielding Rogue / Monk, using Monastic Weaponry to be able to benefit while using dagger-like weapons.

Relevant Attack Traits

Wolf Jaw - Agile, Backstabber, Finesse, Nonlethal, Unarmed
Katar - Agile, Deadly d6, Monk
Sai - Agile, Disarm, Finesse, Monk, Versatile (B)

If I am using the Wolf Stance and making a Wolf Jaw attack with a Monk weapon (via Monastic Weaponry), do I need to use a Sai for my attack to have the Finesse trait, or will it inherit Finesse from the fact that it is a Wolf Jaw Strike, even though I am wielding a Katar to do it?

Hi!

I was wondering, if you're creating an Elven Rogue, and you select Elven Weapon Familiarity, the Elven Curve Blade (an Uncommon Martial Weapon) becomes a Simple Weapon for you, for purposes of proficiency.

Rogues are proficient with Simple Weapons, and gain scaling increases up to Master.

However, at 13th level, there is Elven Weapon Expertise!
(Whenever you gain a class feature that grants you expert or greater proficiency in certain weapons, you also gain that proficiency in longbows, composite longbows, longswords, rapiers, shortbows, composite shortbows, and all elf weapons in which you are trained.)

Is there any real reason for such a character to take Elven Weapon Expertise? If the Elven Curve Blade is treated as Simple, and Rogues' proficiency with Simple Weapons already scales, then it would seem like Elven Curve Blade proficiency would scale just fine with only Elven Weapon Familiarity.