Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek 4f57f77267 man: make systemd-coredump and coredumpctl descriptions more accessible
Fixes #17910: we didn't clearly explain that coredumps may exist without
journal entries, and vice versa.

Also, make the examples more concrete, and use '$' instead of '#' to avoid
suggesting that running as root is required. The text is extended a bit in
various places. In the description of systemd-coredump, the details of executor
separation are split out to a separate subsection, since they are rather
detailed and not necessary to understand for normal use.
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