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Greatly simplify support for MPI_Comm_create_from_group and MPI_Intercomm_create_from_group by removing the need to support the 128-bit excid notion. Instead, make use of a PMIx capability - PMIX_GROUP_LOCAL_CID and the notion of PMIX_GROUP_INFO. This capability was introduced in Open PMIx 4.1.3. This capability allows us to piggy-back a local cid selected for the new communicator on the PMIx_Group_construct operation. Using this approach, a lot of the complex active message style operations implemented in the OB1 PML to support excids can be avoided. This PR also includes simplifications to the OFI MTL to make use of the PMIX_GROUP_LOCAL_CID feature. Infrastructure for debugging communicator management routines was also introduced, along with a new MCA parameter - mpi_comm_verbose. Related to #12566 Signed-off-by: Howard Pritchard <[email protected]>
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