Is there anything wrong with a HUGE monkey.jungle file?

This is a lot of work, but do to memory constraints and my OCD when it come to the inconsistent added spacing given to fonts I would like to have complete control of what a view looks like per device.

I'm not planning on doing this to this extreme but wanted to use this example to see if there are any issues with doing this.

Can I create a monkey.jungle file that looks like the following for roughly all devices.

[Imagine This for all devices]

fr245m.excludeAnnotations=fr645m;fr745m;fr945; ... continued
fr645m.excludeAnnotations=fr245m;fr745m;fr945; ... continued
fr745.excludeAnnotations=fr945;fr645m;fr245m... continued
fr945.excludeAnnotations=fr745;fr645m;fr245m...... continued

[Views]

(:fr245m)
view extends WatchUi.View {
// 245 View
}

(:fr645m)
view extends WatchUi.View {
// 645 View
}

(:fr945)
view extends WatchUi.View {
// 945 View
}


(:fr745)
View extends WatchUi.Vuew {
// 745 View
}

Does the size of the monkey.jungle file affect memory at run time?

Is there a limit to the amount of exclude annotations I can add for one device?

Any other concerns for implementing this?