Normally, a !is_initial display would never "get" tty1, since the system
boots to tty1.  But if, for some reason, the user booted to runlevel 3,
then switched to runlevel 5, the login screen could get started when
tty1 is free.

That means, e.g., an autologin user can end up getting allocated tty1,
which is bad, since we assume tty1 is used for the login screen.

This commit opens up /dev/tty1 when querying for available VTs, so that
it never gets returned by the kernel as available.