Theoretically yes, practically N-400 is the last "gate" to immigration benefit that's hard to revoke e.g. citizenship.
I'd treat N-400 very seriously and submit as much evidence as possible.
There's two camps of people. One camp believes in only submitting new evidence since filing I-751. And for most of people, it worked just fine.
The second camp believes following form instructions to the T. If it says all evidence since start of marriage, submit all evidence. USCIS would have zero chance of arguing you didn't submit enough evidence in this case. What does it cost to print it all? $50, $100, $200? For me those are reasonable costs of prepping the strongest case are justified. If it's about online filing, what are we even talking about, since it's digital and there is no cost of printing? No brainer to go all in for me...