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Skipping a commit that doesn't build is trivial (especially if you're automating your bisects).

A broken commit usually compiles, if you don’t even compile before committing you should go back to school.

If you feel the need to rebase to squash one-liner fixups into the commits they fix then that's a more subtle tradeoff and there are reasonable arguments. But squashing your whole PR for the sake of that

It would really have helped if you’d stated upfront that you can’t read.

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