I took the middle road: use cable zip ties to bundle them and put all in a bag. Since finding a cable is infrequent, you don't need to optimize for that case.
Yes. The correct approach is to get rid of all the cables that are not needed, and to keep the few cables that might come in handy. Throwing away a collection in bulk is risky.
I have plenty of duplicate cables. Pretty sure I don't need all of them so I can throw out most of them and just keep one of each.
Pretty sure I don't need a SCART to VGA cable but doesn't take that much space up.
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