Lennart Poettering 5125a0b8fa coredump: do not remove PID1/journal coredumps if Storage=journal is used
We always redirect PID1/journal coredumps directly onto disk instead of
the journal even if that's configured because that might cause a
deadlock because we are still pinning the old journal process while
processing the coredump. However, so far we then immediately deleted the
coredumps because of Storage=journal, which is very annoying, since
there's hence no copy kept whatsoever.

Let's hence exclude PID1+journal from the removal.

This in particulary brings the code in line with the log messages which
claim we kept the file around but we actually did not.
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