efl_debugd: don't force unlinking UNIX socket before binding

If two daemons are launched one after the other, we would like the
second one to exit directly. The problem is that if the UNIX socket is
unlinked before the binding, the second daemon will succeed to create this
socket, stoling it from the first daemon, and exit because the network
socket is not bindable.

It results in the first daemon to continue running and accepting
connections from the debuggers (network connection) but ignoring the
applications connection (local UNIX connection).

src/bin/efl/efl_debugd.c

@@ -592,7 +592,6 @@ _local_server_create(void)
 #ifdef EFL_NET_SERVER_UNIX_CLASS
    {
       Eo *inner_server = efl_net_server_simple_inner_server_get(_local_server);
-      efl_net_server_unix_unlink_before_bind_set(inner_server, EINA_TRUE);
       efl_net_server_unix_leading_directories_create_set(inner_server, EINA_TRUE, 0700);
    }
 #endif