mukunda katta 5159388230 nspawn,shared/nsresource: fix copy-paste errno logging args
In nspawn.c's run_container() the child_netns_fd = receive_one_fd(...)
failure path logged 'r' instead of the negative errno returned in
child_netns_fd, so the actual error from receive_one_fd was being
overwritten by whatever 'r' happened to hold. The other receive_one_fd
call sites in the same function use the returned fd variable directly
(mntns_fd, etc.), so align this one.

In shared/nsresource.c's nsresource_add_cgroup() the cgroup_fd_idx =
sd_varlink_push_dup_fd(...) failure path logged userns_fd_idx, which
is the previous successful push's index, not the negative errno we
just got from pushing cgroup_fd. Log cgroup_fd_idx instead.

Both were flagged by static analysis (#41709) and match the immediately
preceding userns_fd-path pattern that was presumably copy-pasted.

Refs #41709.
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