So if I fix a typo and commit the fix in my feature branch within a few hours, it's ok to squash the fix, but if someone notices it on code review the next day,

So if I fix a typo and commit the fix in my feature branch within a few hours, it's ok to squash the fix, but if someone notices it on code review the next day, I should keep the typo fix as a separate commit? What's the value of having this in your audit log? Is it more valuable than being able to revert the commits without having to first revert the typo fix, or do a git bisect without running into broken commits that exist only to preserve an audit log?