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That should be common practice. Games benefit from a pre-compiled shaders, if you knew anything about how games work it would help your frustration.
This article may help you understand what your complaining about. Or use google yourself??
https://www.howtogeek.com/846514/what-is-shader-compilation-and-why-does-it-make-pc-games-stutter/
I am complaining about runtime/on demand compilation, pre compiling before I play is exactly what I want.