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You can easily invalidate entities/perform optimistic updates from middleware. For example, all of my applications have some type of WS integration that lives in middleware and will dispatch updates that both my application state and network state care about. In this case, I use a type guard such as hasUserPayload + addMatcher in extraReducers resulting in an updated state. (Note: This is not documented yet, but a quick example can be seen in the tests).
The first issue is that RTK Query is still technically in alpha atm. We are currently working on finalizing the RTK Query APIs and implementation, and will merge that back into Redux Toolkit once it's ready. That will go out in an upcoming RTK minor release (like 1.6.0). Don't have an exact timeline, but we're probably talking a few weeks to get that wrapped up and also pull together the other changes we're hoping to include in RTK 1.6.
Regarding boilerplate, I'm not sure where that is coming from. For an older (but still probably accurate) diff, you can check this out. This would be a standard redux setup with redux-toolkit. I can also shave a few lines off of this by just using the ApiProvider assuming no further store configuration is desired. As you can see, there isn't really much of a difference here at all regarding lines of code.