Why more British carriers may not change German naval planning

How would Germany react if the Royal Navy entered the war with an even stronger carrier force?

Probably little differently, because German planning already failed to respond to Britain's existing carrier advantage.

Britain entered 1939 with the world's largest operational carrier force and the longest experience of sustained carrier operations. Germany nevertheless entered the war without an operational aircraft carrier. More British flight decks therefore would not necessarily redirect German planning. The answer treats institutional attention, doctrine, and willingness to learn as stronger procurement drivers than the mere existence of a capable enemy force.