Autoglass etc may be able to repair it with injected resin significantly cheaper than a replacement.
Personally I wouldnt risk making a false claim, especially as the evidence is out there.( I am not an MP
) I think some insurance providers use a separate policy for windscreen cover from a specialist underwriter. These may be more experienced and vigilant in checking claims. If you are caught you could be prosecuted, and or blacklisted by the insurance industry.
But worth checking the policy exclusions. You might still be covered for a repair to prevent further damage.
If it needs a replacement screen its may be best to still use someone like autoglass. They will be more experienced than a Honda dealership, who might in fact call in a specialist to do the job. They would obtain a genuine Honda screen if necessary, or use a aftermarket one if available. But I believe it may be necessary to get the safety systems camera recalibrated to the new screen. I dont know if screen specialists can do this, or whether it would need to be done by a Honda dealer.