Lennart Poettering db4229d12f core: normalize 'r' variable handling in unit_attach_pids_to_cgroup() a bit
The 'r' variable is our "go-to" variable for error return codes, all
across our codebase. In unit_attach_pids_to_cgroup() it was so far used
in a strange way for most of the function: instead of directly storing
the error codes of functions we call we'd store it in a local variable
'q' instead, and propagate it to 'r' only  in some cases finally we'd
return the ultimate result of 'r'.

Let's normalize this a bit: let's always store error return values in
'r', and then use 'ret' as the variable to sometimes propagate errors
to, and then return that.

This also allows us to get rid of one local variable.

No actual codeflow changes, just some renaming of variables that allows
us to remove one.
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