will it hurt. whats your opinion

I'm not a machinist but is it not the standard bore where the ridge is, so why would the ridge hinder the install. I would remove the ridge if noticeable, so that the curved ridge would not interfere with a new square edged ring.
It is not the unworn previous bore that constitutes the problem. As the rings and bore wear, they create a very slight rounded edge where the ring stops at TDC and the rings develop a matching slightly rounded edge. Also the ring groove and rings wear letting the the top of the ring be slightly lower. Now if you do not remove the ridge the new square ring that is a thousandth or two thicker will hit the bottom of the ridge with less than beneficial consequences.
Unless you can barely feel the edge of the ridge, you better ream it.