Am I ok with this? KB107 in La block

The deck bridge/depth mic will also get it there as it will precisely show where the piston height maxes out. It won't show exact TDC because there are (at least) a few degrees of crank rotation where the piston dwells at the top of its stroke but for this kind of measurement it's the easiest and most straightforward method, IMO

Is there a way for a machinist to accurately measure and correct deck height without the machine/fixture for square decking, or without installing pistons and rods and checking where they sit at TDC? I'm imagining a set of big calipers going from the main bearing bore up to the deck but I feel like that wouldn't be very reliable...
With the degree wheel and piston stop you rotate reverse rotation until it stops. Set the wheel to 0 degree. Rotate normal rotation until it stops. Read the difference and set the degree wheel half way between. Now repeat the process without moving the degree wheel.when it stops. The degree reading each way should be identical each side of zero. Now when you rotate to the 0°, 90°, 180° and 270° you are at TDC or should be. Dwell time is taken out of the picture.