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This use cp with hardlinks + a bind mount for keeping the removed kernel
modules accessible.
Cleaning up the backup is done by systemd-tmpfiles on next boot.
Cleaning up the mount is either done on shutdown implicitly, or when we
reinstall the running kernel by the pre-hook script.
No systemd service enabling is needed.
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Closes #8, thanks @cptpcrd!
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All official kernels no longer install the actual kernel to /boot anymore, this is done by mkinitcpio.
https://lists.archlinux.org/pipermail/arch-announce/2019-November/000397.html
This changes the hooks to watch for vmlinuz files in /usr/lib/modules, just like mkinitcpio hook does.
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Closes #2
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