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That's not very underextruded on the edges, and doesn't seem indicative of bed warping IMO.
Which slicer are you using? If you're using PrusaSlicer the setting you're looking for is under Advanced > Extrusion Width > External Perimeter
Other slicers will also have this option just might be called something else.
Bump that up by .02mm or so and you'll probably be golden.
For reference on a 0.4mm nozzle my external extrusion width is 0.45 for external perimeters.
You might also need to bump up the infill/perimeters overlap coefficient by a few percent.