Ignore spidermonkey rebuild with a "skip list"

The `spidermonkey` build failures are already captured in bytecodealliance#231.

benchmarks/build-all.sh

@@ -3,17 +3,26 @@
 # Either build all of the benchmarks or a random subset of them.
 #
 # Usage: ./build-all.sh <number of benchmarks>
-# - <number of benchmarks>, an optional number of benchmarks to build; if provided, this script will
-#   randomize the list of benchmarks and pick a subset of them to build
+# - <number of benchmarks>, an optional number of benchmarks to build; if
+#   provided, this script will randomize the list of benchmarks and pick a
+#   subset of them to build
 
 set -e
 PROJECT_DIR=$(dirname "$0" | xargs dirname | xargs realpath)
 BENCHMARKS_DIR=$PROJECT_DIR/benchmarks
 BUILD_SCRIPT=$PROJECT_DIR/benchmarks/build.sh
 DOCKERFILES=$(find $BENCHMARKS_DIR -name Dockerfile)
 
-# If a numeric parameter `N` is provided to the script (e.g., `./build-all.sh 5`), randomly select
-# `N` benchmarks to rebuild; otherwise, rebuild all benchmarks.
+# Some benchmarks have known rebuild failures but are still useful to retain.
+# This "skip list" prevents them from being considered for rebuilding.
+SKIPLIST=("spidermonkey")
+for SKIP in $SKIPLIST; do
+    DOCKERFILES=$(echo $DOCKERFILES | sed -e "s+$BENCHMARKS_DIR/$SKIP/Dockerfile++")
+done
+
+# If a numeric parameter `N` is provided to the script (e.g., `./build-all.sh
+# 5`), randomly select `N` benchmarks to rebuild; otherwise, rebuild all
+# benchmarks.
 re='^[0-9]+$'
 if [[ $1 =~ $re ]]; then
     DOCKERFILES=$(echo "$DOCKERFILES" | shuf -n $1)