Lennart Poettering 82dea1c925 switch-root: don't do rm_rf() of old superblock on switch root if pivot_root() worked
We do the rm_rf_children() call only because in some cases we cannot
pivot_root() and hence the orginal root superblock stays pinned, and we
thus have to empty it to minimize its memory use. But if pivot_root()
worked (and the umount() for the old root), then there's really no need
to do this work.

Dropping this codepath is useful in context of Christian's recent work
to make the original initrd tmpfs unmountable, which means pivot_root()
will work, and thus there's no need to empty the tmpfs anymore, and we
can speed up boot a bit.

Fixes: #40250
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