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Ok so the targetcli is incorrect because it's a dev release.
The configshell though is right and I'm testing it on one of my iscsi target machines (currently in dev, suddenly to become load bearing...).
Configshell fixes a Python 3.11 incompatibility.
rtslib-fb also needs a bump but it can't be built right now because it's not published to pypi. It also seems to operate just fine for now.