Reilly Brogan b2c8372d32 nss-systemd: copy PASSWORD_SEE_SHADOW into the group record buffer
nss_pack_group_record() left gr_passwd pointing at PASSWORD_SEE_SHADOW,
which is part of the module's read-only .rodata. That breaks callers that
modify the returned group before freeing it, in particular
pam_modutil_cleanup_group(), which zeroes gr_passwd when the PAM handle
is torn down and then segfaults on read-only memory.

Copy the placeholder into the caller-provided buffer, as
nss_pack_user_record() already does.

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