[FIX] make a bgzf_thread_count a single variable

bgzf_thread_count was declared `inline static` outside of the scope of a
class.
In this case the `inline` allows the variable to break the one
definition rule. Meaning there can be multiple symbols across different
translation that all declare `bgzf_thread_count`. In this case the
linker will choose one of the defined symbols. (Without inline it would
throw a multiple definition error).

The `static` keyword (in this context) means that the created symbol is
only visible inside a current translation unit. Meaning, there are no symbols
for the linker to work with. This will cause every translation unit to have there
own `bgzf_thread_count` variable.

This combination leads to every translation unit having there own
`bgzf_thread_count` variable, which is not what a user of seqan3 expects.
The fix is simple, we remove the `static` keyword. This should have the
intended behavior.

Thought: maybe it should be declared `thread_local`.

Author: SGSSGene

include/seqan3/contrib/stream/bgzf_stream_util.hpp

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ namespace seqan3::contrib
 /*!\brief A static variable indicating the number of threads to use for the bgzf-streams.
  *       Defaults to std::thread::hardware_concurrency.
  */
-inline static uint64_t bgzf_thread_count = std::thread::hardware_concurrency();
+inline uint64_t bgzf_thread_count = std::thread::hardware_concurrency();
 
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