I'd say overkill, but small caps are cheap.
If you bias AC heaters above cathodes you dont hear them except with (extremely) microphonic tubes, very high gain stages, and poor signal VS heater wiring.
If you want really quiet heaters: bias the heaters several volts above cathode AND use DC. It takes a bunch of caps, but its VERY quiet.
Tangentally:
Whats with everyone interchanging the terms "filament" and "heater" recently? Its not you bidoux, I'm seeing it all over the place.
Heaters are separate from the cathode, as found on INDIRECLTY heated tubes like the kt90, 12sn7, 7dj8, 12a*7, etc
Filaments are the cathode as well as the heating element. as found on DIRECTLY heated tubes like the 6b4g, 46, 307A, etc.
grumbles.