Andy I typically use some combo of A & B.
Also I have a jig that very precisely locates the bridge from the nut, not the 12th fret like every else. I made my jig probably 10 years ago on a cnc mill prior to SM havng the one from the 12th fret, so I didn't even think of doing it that way. I use a nut compensation of .012 and set the bridge back .150.
Light gauge strings (Daddario
), 25.4 scale, and a medium low set up and I hardly have to compensate the saddle at all, usually just cutting the B back a little.
I was too dumb to know I was actually using a compensated nut until I went to Mike Doolins talk at Healdsburg last year. Where the zero fret would be I just cut the fingerboard through there, not really giving it much thought but this actually compensates the nut by 1/2 the fret slot, which turns out to about the magic number for nut compensation.
Sometimes, all the stars just line up