Summary
Version 16.4.0-canary.31 fixes detection of proxy.ts when compound pageExtensions are used and makes next dev wait for Turbopack shutdown. It also advances tree shaking through module wrappers and export tracing through client-component proxies.
Why it matters
These changes target correctness and developer-loop reliability in the Next.js and Turbopack toolchain, although the canary status warrants testing before production adoption.
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