You can oversize the DC by 155% on SolarEdge inverters so ultimately it may be OK as a DC oversizing concept, and there are optimum ranges for the inverters with regards to their DC input.
It depends on the orientation and angles of your panels as to how much benefit you would get going bigger on the inverter vs any drop in optimum production. Looking at the primarily North and East orientation it looks like the sums are pretty good.
Few days clipping in the summer vs better production in the winter, comes down to your usage. Personally I would go with the latter.