More compact job progress report in jupyter

job progress reports in a jupyter notebook can take quite some vertical space, e.g.

0:00:00 Job 'vito-j-ca99a93e1d7641d1b4e7a4714d7cfe90': send 'start'
0:00:20 Job 'vito-j-ca99a93e1d7641d1b4e7a4714d7cfe90': queued (progress N/A)
0:00:28 Job 'vito-j-ca99a93e1d7641d1b4e7a4714d7cfe90': queued (progress N/A)
0:00:35 Job 'vito-j-ca99a93e1d7641d1b4e7a4714d7cfe90': queued (progress N/A)
0:00:43 Job 'vito-j-ca99a93e1d7641d1b4e7a4714d7cfe90': queued (progress N/A)
0:00:53 Job 'vito-j-ca99a93e1d7641d1b4e7a4714d7cfe90': queued (progress N/A)
0:01:06 Job 'vito-j-ca99a93e1d7641d1b4e7a4714d7cfe90': queued (progress N/A)
0:01:22 Job 'vito-j-ca99a93e1d7641d1b4e7a4714d7cfe90': queued (progress N/A)
0:01:41 Job 'vito-j-ca99a93e1d7641d1b4e7a4714d7cfe90': queued (progress N/A)
0:02:06 Job 'vito-j-ca99a93e1d7641d1b4e7a4714d7cfe90': queued (progress N/A)
0:02:36 Job 'vito-j-ca99a93e1d7641d1b4e7a4714d7cfe90': running (progress N/A)
0:03:14 Job 'vito-j-ca99a93e1d7641d1b4e7a4714d7cfe90': running (progress N/A)
0:04:01 Job 'vito-j-ca99a93e1d7641d1b4e7a4714d7cfe90': running (progress N/A)
0:05:00 Job 'vito-j-ca99a93e1d7641d1b4e7a4714d7cfe90': running (progress N/A)
0:06:01 Job 'vito-j-ca99a93e1d7641d1b4e7a4714d7cfe90': running (progress N/A)
0:07:02 Job 'vito-j-ca99a93e1d7641d1b4e7a4714d7cfe90': finished (progress N/A)

This progress report is somewhat useful while waiting for the job to finish. But after it has finished, it's usually a waste of vertical space in a notebook.

In a simple text context (e.g. command line execution) there is not much we can do, but in a jupyter notebook context there are tools to create a more dynamic (HTML based) UI instead.