[Tutorial] Convert to systemd-boot

[BS86]

I am currently trying to understand the process of the conversion following the new information found here so that I can try it sometime later this week.
This part here:

@dalto

Now we remount the EFI partition to /efi.

I don’t understand why this step is necessary. The default of systemd-boot is /boot/efi and in the kernel-install-for-dracut package, specifically in dracut-rebuild, we dynamically look for the ESP partition:

ESP=$(bootctl --print-esp-path)

The

initial Setup Script

@dalto

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# Find the configured esp
esp=$(bootctl -p)

# Prepare the efi partition for kernel-install
machineid=$(cat /etc/machine-id)
if [[ ${machineid} ]]; then
    mkdir ${esp}/${machineid}
else
    echo "Failed to get the machine ID"
fi

# Run kernel install for all the installed kernels
reinstall-kernels

also dynamically checks for it:

@dalto

esp=$(bootctl -p)

The Arch wiki also states:

When running bootctl install, systemd-boot will try to locate the ESP at /efi, /boot, and /boot/efi

So could we skip the step of remounting the ESP partition and the rest will still work? The reason is that without remounting, the system is kept closer to Arch documentation and the way back involves one less step in case I want to go back to grub or refind.