At the time of the discussion, USB-C was still very new in cameras. The only broadly noted example mentioned was the Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II, but that is not a compact point-and-shoot and was a higher-end model.

The general consensus was that camera makers adopt new connector standards more slowly than phone makers. USB-C had only recently started appearing in phones, and it was not yet common there either, so cameras were expected to lag further behind. In practice, manufacturers often wait until a standard is widespread and low-risk before adding it to cameras, especially in smaller consumer models.

So the short answer is: essentially no compact cameras were commonly available with USB-C yet, with only a few newer or higher-end exceptions beginning to appear. If USB-C was a must-have, the best expectation was to wait for later model generations as the connector became more common across electronics.