A page waiting on a compile now shows live progress

After a platform update, every dynamically-defined node type is recompiled — and opening a node whose type had not yet finished used to mean staring at a blank page until a one-minute timeout gave up with "Area unavailable". Nothing told you a compile was running, how far along it was, or that the page would come back on its own.

Now, when a page's type has been compiling for more than a few seconds, the page switches to a live progress view instead of waiting silently:

• the type's compile status and streaming compile log, updating line by line;
• when more types are queued behind it, the whole queue: an "N of M types compiled" progress bar, the type currently compiling, and how many are still waiting;
• and when the compile finishes, the view returns to your page automatically — no reload needed.

Short compiles stay invisible: a type that finishes within the grace period opens your page directly, exactly as before. Requests sent to a node mid-compile now also fail fast with a clear "type is compiling" answer instead of hanging until their own timeout.