dashboard confuses published posts count with all posts

[SirLouen]

This ticked poped in the last bug scrub

The comments between joe and myself were basically:

1. Should we make consistent what we see and what we actually received? In this case we should be linking to the published, as the OP suggests
2. Also Joe commented, that we already have a link to all posts in the nav bar, so this could add a different value
3. I wanted to add, that knowing exactly where the link was pointing could be an improvement in the copy (adding "Published")

With these 3 elements here is the patch

Note: The comments have already the right link, so we are not touching this.

Trac ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/43084

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