Remove some redundant consts and inlines#4445
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Please revert the inline changes.
`constexpr` variables are implicitly `const`.
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Wow, I was unaware of the module changes. I've read up on them now. Sorry for the delay, and sorry for the force-push; I couldn't wrangle git into reverting those lines in a new commit. |
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constexprvariables are implicitlyconst, and member functions defined within their class definition are implicitlyinline.