What's worse, the desire for cleanliness ends up making things like `git bisect` less useful. If I had a bad day and introduced something stupid, I want a bise

What's worse, the desire for cleanliness ends up making things like `git bisect` less useful. If I had a bad day and introduced something stupid, I want a bisect to point me a the code I wrote on that bad day. If you squash liberally, perhaps because you want each commit to correspond with a release-note, you're going to lose that debugging granulariry.