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RHEL10.2: `targetcli restoreconfig` on non-existing file returns 0/success

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      # targetcli restoreconfig xxx
Restore file xxx not found
# echo $?
0

      An attempt to restore non-existing or unreadable file should return proper error code to be fully usable in scripts. This works as expected when there's a failure with JSON parsing:

      # targetcli restoreconfig /etc/fstab
Expecting value: line 1 column 1 (char 0)
# echo $?
1

      targetcli-2.1.58-4.fc42.noarch
      targetcli-2.1.57-2.el9.noarch

              mlombard@redhat.com Maurizio Lombardi
              tbzatek Tomáš Bžatek
              Maurizio Lombardi
              Maurizio Lombardi Maurizio Lombardi
              Zhaojuan Guo Zhaojuan Guo
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