In my case I decided to give a try and install ZFS from source.
In that case the problem disappeared (plus I'm not stuck on a test
version of ZFS that Ubuntu decided to ship for some reason).
Script in case anybody wants to replicate:
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#!/bin/bash
#
For what it is worth, I disabled these in debian/patches/series for my
2.2.0 based ppa at https://launchpad.net/~satadru-
umich/+archive/ubuntu/zfs-experimental/ ...
#ubuntu/0001-Revert-etc-systemd-zfs-mount-generator-serialise-han.patch
The issue could also be replicated on another system (512GB SSD,
BIOS/legacy boot mode - not UEFI) which was upgraded from Ubuntu 23.04
to Ubuntu 23.10
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Far from ideal, but if I boot into emergency mode, then run
```
zfs mount -a
systemctl restart networking
systemctl restart ssh
init 3
```
Then I get to a normal login prompt. Login as root & run
/etc/init.d/lightdm restart and I can log in as a user in MATE.
Particularly the lines
```
zfs mount
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