Hide any nodes that are erroring so the remaining graph still renders

This way if the user breaks a node in the graph, it doesn't stop the viewport content from rendering (which is confusing, since they see whatever happened before and it looks like their node had no effect, but then the viewport becomes unresponsive since you can't even pan anymore). And when opening a broken document, you'll confusingly see no artwork at all.

So basically if a node is displaying an error message, we just disable it. Then if the next downstream node is broken, we hide that one too. And so on, until it eventually reaches the layer at which point disabling/hiding that layer should end the chain reaction.

Start by tracing how node errors affect downstream nodes and viewport rendering. Define the stopping behavior described in the issue: erroring nodes and affected downstream nodes are disabled or hidden, while the remaining graph and viewport continue rendering through the layer boundary.

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