Add offline Kerberos ticket trace output

[eve0805]

Summary

This reuses the existing Kerberos ticket trace formatting for offline Kerberos artifact workflows, so stored and converted tickets can be inspected with the same output style used during live Kerberos authentication.

Implemented functionality:

1. Added shared offline trace rendering through Krb5CcachePresenter, including metadata, ticket, and full trace modes.

2. Updated Ticket#print_contents to support KerberosTicketTrace, allowing offline ticket inspection to print structured trace output.

3. Added KerberosTicketTrace support to auxiliary/admin/kerberos/ticket_converter, so converted .ccache / .kirbi artifacts can be printed with the same trace conventions.

4. Added klist --trace metadata|ticket|full support to the console DB command, making stored Kerberos tickets easier to inspect from msfconsole.

5. Reused the same credential presentation path for live and offline ticket output to keep formatting consistent.

6. Added RSpec coverage for the presenter, logger subscriber formatting, ticket converter behavior, and klist --trace.

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[jheysel-r7]

Hey @eve0805, thanks for this PR, I really like this idea.

A few comments:

1. I'm going to try and land #21637 today. Once that PR is landed would you be able to pull down the updated upstream-master branch and then rebase this PR on top of master? I noticed this PR and 21637 share some of the same changes and it would be easier to review if those changes are isolated.

2. I was doing some brief testing. It would be great if the --trace option could accept either the id of a single ticket or the path of a single ticket so individual tickets in the Kerberos Cache could be printed a time.

3. Could you please add a short form argument of --trace ie. -t to maintain parody with the rest of the options.