Declaring After=syslog.target is unnecessary by now because syslog is
socket-activated and will therefore be started when needed. Thus remove
the obsolete syslog.target from the systemd service files.
Fixes#22993.
The change is only made for the minion process because, theoretically,
only the minion could create the problem described. salt-master and
salt-syndic do not theoretically spawn non-salt processes during the
lifetime of their processes, whereas salt-minion does this by design.
The default behavior for systemd killMode seems to be control-group,
which means all processes that share the same control group as the
minion process will also be killed by systemd when the minion service is
stopped (killed).
It is reasonable to expect that activity done on a system by a salt
minion should persist beyond the lifetime of the minion process, so
let's not kill procs that the minion starts even when the minion exits.
Since service files might be used by many distros (arch, rpm-based,
gentoo, mindriva, mageia) I think it would be useful to symlink to
standard ones (and copy and edit them if differences are needed).
