If you're doing proper atomic commits, as most people critiquing squashing probably are, the overhead of making separate PRs for each would be ludicrous. It depends heavily on the situation, but in favorable conditions (greenfield development of some simple CRUD app, for instance) you can easily produce dozens of clean, atomic commits a day. As part of the same PR, those take almost no time at all to review. Put into separate PRs, you'd be wasting a lot of time and effort both on the reviewer's and reviewee's side.
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