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the "problem detection logs" gathered by opensusebasetest::problem_detection already gather the information about the presence of core dumps:

    # Segmentation faults
    $self->save_and_upload_log("coredumpctl list", "segmentation-faults-list.txt", {screenshot => 1, noupload => 1});
    $self->save_and_upload_log("coredumpctl info", "segmentation-faults-info.txt", {screenshot => 1, noupload => 1});

and https://openqa.opensuse.org/tests/451183/file/yast2_samba-problem_detection_logs.tar.xz provides the according information. What is missing though is the coredump itself or a stack trace.

coredumpctl -o coredump dump might help to save it, coredumpctl gdb could provide the stack trace but maybe we also need to enable actually saving the coredump. Should be tested accordingly with a scenario where this could be reproduced easily.
As often, the arch wiki is a good reference :-) -> https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Core_dump