Did Spider-man No Way Home Rewrite The Contintuinity of Previous Films

By curing Norman Osborn, wouldn't he have technically prevented his unstable mind from leading him to performing a series of actions that ultimately ended with him being impaled by his own glider, thus preventing Harry from wanting to seek revenge, and positioning himself to be killed by Venom via his hoverboard?

Would Harry not having taken over Oscorp led to Norman not deciding to fund Otto's research, or causing him not to have an accident that led to the arms taking over his mind?

And if he cured Electro, would Gwen not have died due to Harry not being able to use him for his revenge plans against the rest of Oscorp?

It just seems that when all the villains from the previous series got transported to the Tom Holland Spider-man universe, that they all appeared at points before their demise, else how would they have been alive to begin with, thus allowing Spider-man to temporally, albeit unintentionally interfere with their timelines and rewrite them.

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