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IBM API Connect has made enhancements to support this request. After a Product Lifecycle and/or Subscription Event the current status of these changes and any queue of changes for the Gateway Service(s) can be seen in the Manage -> Catalog-> Catalog Settings -> Gateway Services.
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/api-connect/10.0.8?topic=apis-reviewing-processing-status-downloading-gateway-logs
I think that a good way to implement such a check would be to provide another API in API Connect Platform Rest API that would return a status of the published APIs on each of the configured gateways in the catalog, similarly to what the current "Get the API document" API does:
https://apimserver.example.com/api/catalogs/{org}/{catalog}/apis/{api-name}/{api-version}/document
It could then be implemented as
https://apimserver.example.com/api/catalogs/{org}/{catalog}/apis/{api-name}/{api-version}/status
to provide status of a particular API in each gateway configured on the catalog.
https://integration-development.ideas.ibm.com/ideas/APICONN-I-562
This RFE also touches on this issue: https://integration-development.ideas.ibm.com/ideas/APICONN-I-323 please consider this issue as it is a real pain if you don't grant access to alll developers to datapower...