Write broken commits for better review

In "Write Broken Commits for Better Review," the author Huon Wilson discusses the benefits of intentionally creating broken commits in software development for easier code review. By separating mechanical changes from the core changes, developers can enhance the review process, ensuring clarity, better understanding, and easier validation of changes. Wilson emphasizes the importance of storytelling in commit narratives and offers practical examples of when and how to apply this technique. He also highlights the challenges posed by AI in maintaining quality code reviews and the necessity of adapting review strategies accordingly.