docs: note that node logs may also be in the system journal

See https://radicle.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/369873-support/topic/I.20cannot.20access.20logs.20on.20a.20node/near/480509559

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@ -103,6 +103,11 @@ You can also display the latest logs at any time using:
After your node starts, it will attempt to connect to peers on the network.
Note that if you set up your node to be started using **systemd**(1),
the logs will go to the system journal. These can be viewed with **journalctl**(1):
$ journalctl -u radicle-node -S today
To connect to a specific peer, the *connect* sub-command can be used:
For example, to connect to the *radicle.garden* community node, you can run: