The logs really have no info about what happened on upgrade.
But if that is reproducible you should be able to run e.g.
$ sudo apt install --reinstall samba
That should trigger the error again and after that the logs should hold some info why they failed to start.
TL;DR:
1. $ sudo apt install --reinstall samba
2. If above fails report the content of the two logs after that
3. sharing the full output of
$ systemctl status smbd
$ systemctl status nmbd
The logs really have no info about what happened on upgrade.
But if that is reproducible you should be able to run e.g.
$ sudo apt install --reinstall samba
That should trigger the error again and after that the logs should hold some info why they failed to start.
TL;DR:
1. $ sudo apt install --reinstall samba
2. If above fails report the content of the two logs after that
3. sharing the full output of
$ systemctl status smbd
$ systemctl status nmbd