- with C++11, static constexpr variables apparently also require
  definition in a translation unit and not just as inlined quantities.
  Mostly not an issue, however gcc with -O0 does not do the inlining
  and thus actually requires them to be defined in a translation unit
  as well.

  These variables were provided for symmetry with worldComm, but only
  used in low-level internal code. Changing to inlined functions
  solves the linkage issue and also aligns with the commWorld()
  function naming.

Mnemonics:
   MPI_COMM_SELF           => UPstream::commSelf()
   overall MPI_COMM_WORLD  => UPstream::commGlobal(), sometimes commWorld()
   local COMM_WORLD        => UPstream::commWorld()