Yu Watanabe 553e366086 core/namespace: reimplement mount_private_sysfs() in the same logic to mount private procfs
Previously, mount_private_sysfs() was implemented by using open_tree()
and move_mount() to keep submounts. But these syscalls are slightly new
and supported since kernel version 5.2.

We already do the same thing for /proc/, but without the new syscalls.
Let's use the same logic to mount private procfs. Then, we can mount
new instance of sysfs with older kernels.
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