I understand what you're saying, but you will eliminate any questions whatsoever if you just give them all the documents. I made a video about this explaining my thoughts behind it here:
There is an ongoing discussion in this forum if one should bombard IRCC with unasked documents or not. There are, in fact reports of people who submitted their passport stamp copies with their application and were then later issued a Residency Questionnaire and had to submit copies of the stamps with that RQ. The stamps submitted earlier were simply ignored since they weren't required at the time.
There are some (very respected) forum members who even go as far as saying that adding too many documents might delay your application since they might raise additional questions or at least mean work work for the case worker.
I am not saying I know it better. I just want to point out that there are arguments to make why it is good to submit unasked documents and there are arguments to make why it is bad to submit unasked documents.
I recommend to only submit what is asked but to be clear I totally acknowledge that your recommendation is just as valid.
Good work with the videos btw!
