Feature Description
Systemd has a feature that allows you to reboot skipping the init step, it's useful for updates that require a reboot but technically haven't touched the kernel(like mesa)
Why Is This Needed?
It's incredibly convenient to just enter this into the terminal to get a quick fresh state.
Suggested Solutions
I imagine it'd be disabled by default and include a check to ensure systemd is installed.
Additional Context
the command it would call is systemctl soft-reboot