Line honing crank journals

If I understand the line honing process, the cap's surface gets ground down a bit and then they are bolted and torqued to the block and honed to the correct diameter. Here is my question. If a few thousandths is honed from both the cap and the block surface, wouldn't that bring the center of the crank a few thousandths closer to the cam? And could that cause the timing chain to get a little loose? Or is it too little to worry about?

I can appreciate the post, & attention to detail...
However, & forgive the crude pic, just something scribbled up from My old memory...

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Non issue! really! With RESPECTS !!!
There are chain/gear mfgrs around that can supply .002, .005, .006. .007, .008 lengths
Moreover the same mfgrs can provide gear combos with modified 'pitch' gears... same roller size on the 'true roller' chain...

Apologies Honored Posters, Thx for the grace. I suck as an artist :D