This caused two problems:
 - If Xfvb was killed and left a stale lock file, we don't reuse this
   display. After some time we end up having "All display locked"
   exception but no Xvfb process running.
 - Xvfb's slapos is patched to store control sockets and lockfiles in
   $TMPDIR ( nexedi/slapos@58462c24 ).
   We don't have $TMPDIR set in testnodes, but this would be a problem
   if we ever set it.

Because Xvfb can detect a stale lock file upon startup and start anyway,
the easy way running Xvfb for each display and see if it's still running
after a few seconds.