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In summary, we use the init message if we have no autofill params. If we do, then we ignore the init message, send another message with the autofilled values, and then when we get *that* response, finally we render the form since we know we have good state. This eliminates the possibility of temporarily rendering with stale state. This is the same fix that was applied to the edit page, but on the create page this time. The only difference is that the create page does not need to wait on a build parameters query, instead it has to wait on the first message from the socket (to get defaults). This also makes one change where we would send the defaults in the init message. The server already knows the defaults so there is no need to send them. The advantage here is that we no longer need to wait for the first message, and it also fixes an issue where fields with blank values were getting validation errors because they were not filled out, before the user had a chance to actually fill them out.