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A lot of the curves could use superelevation though, because my trains like to derail when going through curves at reasonable speeds.
Whatever you decide on, my trains use collision tracing for tracking height (no collision on the panto itself so it doesn't get snagged on anything) so anything that has got collision will influence the panto. If you're interested in making accommodations for them, that's the rule of thumb.
I'm getting around to making catenary props eventually so you could even use those if you like.