Use passwd symlinks instead of bind mounts #3200
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With the new mount API, we can mount on top of existing symlinks and files, so let's make use of that for --symlink.
Bind mounts don't reflect changes to the original files if they're replaced instead of modified. Let's use symlinks instead so that changes to the original files are always reflected. Fixes systemd#3189
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Bind mounts don't reflect changes to the original files if they're
replaced instead of modified. Let's use symlinks instead so that
changes to the original files are always reflected.
Fixes #3189